The new  n8 is easily one f nokia’s sexiest devices but how does it compare in terms of size to nokia’s most popular touch screen device  the 5800 and how does the 5800 compare to nokia’s first  maemo device the n900? check out the pictures below to find out

That’s it for now hope you enjoyed the photos and don’t forget that full size versions of all these photos and others can be viewed here and you read up other n8 posts here. laterz!

It’s N900 week here at gadgetized and what better way to kick things off  then showing off the amazing  piece of  hardware used on the n900, this all black power house has a really nice feel in the hand and it has a nice clean classic look to it, this it not a device that you would to keep in your pocket when you’re out and about with your friend. enjoy the gallery below!

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more on the n900 come soon! like the wallpaper on the n900 in the picture above? download coming soon.

What’s up world! its Saturday!  (sorry i have been watching a lot of de storm lately) so today i’m going to be telling you a little story, “about red ridding hood?” no! about nokia’s two OS’s, not to tell you which one is better overall and which one they should keep or let go but to tell you which one i think is best for me right now, and want i think nokia can do to make things a little better in the future  for me and maybe for you too.

So as some of you know my last nokia devices was the nokia 5800 and i say “was my last device” because it doesn’t work anymore, anyhow I got a n900 from the good people at nokia few days back and i have been using it as my main device ever since   but not only as my main device but as my life line and i will tell you now from the first day to now! i have spent more time with this phone then i have with my girlfriend, yes i know it sounds bad but when you have a computer with a nice looking, easy to use Ui thats has been blended up and poured into a great pace of hardware to create one of the best devices on the market to day one can’t help but keep it close at hand and heart, now i’m not saying that i never spent time with my other phones as a matter of fact i spent 3-4 hours setting up every new device that i have ever had but the differences is, with Symbian i was always like

“okay that new”, “I see they added a new app”, they still haven’t fix this problem”

but with maemo/meego/an other cool name that starts with M, I was like

“WOW! that’s nice” , “WOW! i didn’t know it could do that” , “father forgive me for i have sinned, because this must be mobile OS heaven”

Its about presentation my friends! see maemo presents it self like a top of the line OS with an easy to use  UI but with Symbian its like “sup G!, i have been doing this a long time you should know who i be!  and that’s where apply,google and meego with kick the living day lights out of Symbian. it’s because symbain won’t take the time to make  those hard edge, box like, pop ups windows that ask you to continue a billion and one time into a  small,smooth/round edged notification. i know some of you are saying “that won’t make symbian better” well maybe you’re right but think about if they made  hundreds of  little changes like that.

i’m off to play with my n900 and as for you, well you have just been Gadgetized! you’re welcome, Part Two coming soon!

The n97 mini vs. the n900 seems like the classic case of david vs. golianth (and no not david castro) but all jokes aside the n97 mini and the n900 are arguably the top two nokia device available in the cell phone market today, this may or may not change pretty soon with the coming of the n8 but as for now the n900 and the n97 mini are the top dogs and as top dogs its only right for me to compare them and see which is the big and better dog in terms of form-factor.  As Marvin Gaye would say let get it on…

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Our friend Matthew Bennett from N Series US has just got his new Nokia N900 and he was nice enough to send us a few pictures of the n900 compared to a number of other great device

We’ll have much much more on the N900 in the coming weeks! so feel free to follow us on twitter for the latest updates, but for now enjoy the picture gallery below.