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Photos: Nokia's N97 Swiss Army knife smartphone

Going full tilt

Tags: video, smartphone, symbian, nokia

By Jo Best

Published: 8 December 2008 14:29 GMT


Nokia has revealed the latest addition to its Nseries family of smartphones – the N97.

The N97 is aimed at mobile web addicts with a 3.5-inch, 16:9 touchscreen in addition to a slideout Qwerty keyboard.

Unlike the iPhone, the Symbian-based mobile supports Flash - and its screen can be tilted for easier reading of all that web content.

Photo credit: Nokia


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