The Nokia N810 seams to be a great mobile phone. It's linux-based and it runs a Debian derivated OS, Maemo, with a
custom user interface built with the GTK-based Hildon framework.
The N810 supports WiFi, a four-inch touchscreen with an 800x480 resolution, Bluetooth, and VoIP via Skype, GPS and a slide-out keyboard.
But one of the greatest features is the support of the Flash Player 9 as well as PDF documents.
This means that you can launch Flex applications on the N810 phone.
Cooool !
If you want to read more have a look at this detailed review of the Nokia N810.
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I love its large screen, seems attractive, right?
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