All About Symbian at the UK N97 and N86 Launch
Published by Ewan Spence at 12:08 UTC, June 19th 2009
Rafe's been sending back some pictures and thoughts from the UK launch of the Nokia N97 and N86 in the Nokia store on Regent's Street through both Twitter (@aas) and Flickr (RafeB). No huge queues at the store, but plenty demo units, augmented reality units and he's wondering if the N86 is getting lost in all the lust for the N97.

Nokia store with N97 branding and augmented N97 in the window.

Augmented Reality N97.

Nokia Nseries Demo Units.
We'll have more thoughts and discussions on the launch in next weeks' All About Symbian Insight podcast.
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Categories: Hardware
Platforms: S60 3rd Edition, S60 5th Edition
News Discussion
Unregistered
Anything !
N97 is only a telephone !!!
The consumer society makes rather dumb people finally !
davecozens
Is the last comment supposed to be a haiku?
Or perhaps an anagram???
EH?
;)
Unregistered
LOL the Apple Store is reflected on the window. Maybe that's why the 3 people riot to buy a Nokia LOL
Hardeep1singh
The photos aren't from America, in the UK people don't go crazy over the iphone as they can recognize pre-historic specs when they see them.
Unregistered
The photos I’ve seen of the N97’s virtual phone (dialling) pad, only show numbers, and not alphanumeric keys e.g. 2 ABC.
Is this true? If so, it would be difficult when you make phone calls to automated systems and they request you press the number that corresponds to the forth character of your password.
LG made this mistake on some of their touch phones.
Thanks
Steve
Arcade
Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
LOL the Apple Store is reflected on the window. Maybe that's why the 3 people riot to buy a Nokia LOL
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Where the hell do you see the Apple Store ?
Unregistered
Unregistered
Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
The photos I’ve seen of the N97’s virtual phone (dialling) pad, only show numbers, and not alphanumeric keys e.g. 2 ABC.
Is this true? If so, it would be difficult when you make phone calls to automated systems and they request you press the number that corresponds to the forth character of your password.
LG made this mistake on some of their touch phones.
Thanks
Steve
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I've only ever needed to use this once, but luckily I went to school and I know how to count.
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