nokia n900

When we heard the Nokia N900 was coming into the mobiles please office we were very excited to get our hands on this super powerful phone. The N900 tablet has a side-sliding QWERTY keyboard and an 800×480-pixel resistive touch screen to allow easy access to all the phones features including, 32GB of storage for up to 7,000 songs or 40 hours of DVD quality videos, a powerful 600 MHz processor and up to 1GB of application memory, fast wireless broadband and a high-quality 5 mega pixel digital camera to capture all your memories.

So is this really as good as my computer at home?  The N900 browser is powered by Mozilla technology and comes with all the features of your computer browser. The sharp 800 x 480 display allows you to view web pages as they were meant to be seen and also enables you to look back on your browsing history. The multiple desktops included on the Nokia tablet make it extremely easy to access applications that help you keep in touch with the world or simply be entertained.  The powerful processor allows you to run multiple apps smoothly, which is perfect if you need to do lots of things at once. It also means you can keep track of everything with instant notifications for emails, SMS or calls.

So this is the perfect companion for a business traveller who is always on the go and will be available very soon.

If you can’t wait for the Nokia N900 try our Google Android or the HTC Magic for similar powerful qualities.

Announcing the Google Android 2, well this isn’t its official name, according to reports from Boygenius.com it’s called the HTC Magic.

After the success of the Google Android (G1) which Mobilesplease stocks in black and white, we can’t wait for the arrival of this ‘magic’ phone as true android lovers. The HTC handset is said to be available exclusively to the Vodafone network alike to the G1 which is exclusive to T-mobile.

Said to feature a 3.2 inch QVGA touch screen, features a trackball for easy navigation and will also feature a 3.2 mega pixel camera, Wifi and GPS connectivity. The magic will also feature the Android optimised Web-kit browser which features a one touch Google search bar, Google maps & as well as You Tube. One of the most noticable differences to the G1 is the missing full QWERTY keyboard?

Available exclusively to Vodafone in spring the device is rumoured to available in white, we will keep you posted when we hear more!