An Overview of the Nokia N-Series

 The Nokia N70 is a candy bar form factor Nokia N-series phone released in 2005. It features a small 176x208 resolution screen. This silver, ivory/pearl or black smartphone was released with Symbian OS version 8.1 and was one of the first N-series Nokia phones. The Nokia N70 came with an FM radio, supports Java and connectivity speeds going up to 3G at 384kbps. This Nokia N-series smartphone did not come with Wi-Fi. The Nokia N70 has 64MB of memory. Inbuilt was a WAP 2.0/xHTML web browser and it was capable of playing MP3 ringtones. The Nokia N70 supports video calls and has a camera with a resolution of 1600x1200 pixels. There is an image editor built into the phone as well and it came with the Xpress-on covers. There is an Edition of the Nokia N70 that includes a music player and is called the Nokia N70 music edition. Even though the Nokia N70 has been discontinued it can still be found in selected stores worldwide.

 The Nokia N90 was another one of the first of the Nokia N-series phones to be released by Nokia back in 2005. It looks quite strange because it is a cross between a swivel and flip form factor phone. The screen is capable of rotating 90 degrees and has a resolution of 352 x 416 pixels. The Nokia N90 also came with a smaller external color screen at 128 x 128 pixels. This Nokia N-series phone featured a digital music player as well as a video player. It had a camera that could also rotate out and a photo editor built in and it supported video calling as well. The Nokia N90 also introduced an LED flash. As far as Internet connectivity goes this phone relies on 3G connectivity as it does not come with Wi-Fi. External memory on the Nokia N90 is limited to 64MB while internal memory is limited to 31MB. The Nokia N90 came in silver right out of the factory. This Nokia N-series model has been discontinued but is still available in selected stores.