Engadget says that Nokia has no plans to release the MeeGo-based device in the U.S., even though it cleared FCC hurdles. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered ...

The Nokia N9 released in June of 2011 was the first smartphone launched by Nokia after giving up with the Symbian OS. The N9 was indeed equipped with the Meego system jointly launched by Nokia and ...

Ooh, the first hint of a release date for the Nokia N9? A European website is offering the hotly anticipated smart phone -- but we need your help if we're going to bring the N9 to the UK. Richard ...

We’re still months away from Nokia’s first official Windows Phone 7 device, but the company had another phone up its sleeve to introduce tonight at its Nokia Connection event in Singapore: the N9, a ...

Nokia's release today of its new smartphone, based on the MeeGo platform it developed with Intel Corp. last year, brings to mind the title track from Paul Simon's latest album, "So Beautiful or So ...

Below is an Excellent Article from GSM Arena showing a comparison between the Nokia N9 and Nokia N8, N8 being the current heavy weight champion of the mobile phone optics world: We’re continuing our ...

The Nokia N9, an experimental smartphone released by Nokia with the MeeGo operating system, has been recently hacked to run Google’s latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system. Ironically, while ...

Nokia has started shipping the N9, its first and last smartphone based on the MeeGo operating system, the company said on Tuesday. MeeGo is one of the operating systems Nokia decided to forsake in ...

Nokia first announced the Nokia N9 in June 2011 with a design that can become a precursor to the Lumia lineup. The device featured a rounded “Oreo” camera which was adopted recently on the Nokia 7.2 ...

Taking the wrapping off the MeeGo-powered N9 on the same day CEO Stephen Elop confirmed Nokia's intention to launch its first Windows Phones handset in 2011 might appear confusing to onlookers. Add to ...

Nokia has been working on a new Linux-based smartphone operating system for a couple of years. Originally called Maemo, the project merged with the Moblin netbook Linux project a while back to become ...