By: Charles E. BubanPhilippine Daily Inquirer
NOKIA FINALLY unveiled its flagship smartphone, and it is not what we have anticipated.
In a surprising move, Nokia president and CEO Stephen Elop presented the N9, a breakthrough device that runs not on Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 operating system but on MeeGo, an already ditched, open-source OS that the Finnish giant co-developed with Intel last year.
“The N9 was part of Nokia’s drive to introduce an exciting experience around the user interface, the industrial design and the developer platform,” said
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