My Dream Nokia #29: Nokia N10 – Triple boot Android, MeeGo-Harmattan, Windows Phone Mango concept

Mohammed Shihuzaan has a new design for us for the ‘My Dream Nokia‘ fan concept phone series. For those who can’t decide what phone OS they want or want to have them all but don’t want to have all phones, this features triple booting of Android, MeeGo and Windows Phone.

This is called the N10 and features:

• White-Anodized aluminum casing
• Triple booting OSs – Meego Harmattan as default OS.Other supported OSs are Android,WP7.5. Except WP and Meego, the remain one can be removed and added. Hackers can add any OS.
  *Except Meego, the  remains can be removed and added
• Curved Gorilla Glass CBD (AMOLED) 480 x 854, 3.9-inch  capacitive. Plus LED bottom buttons, so the buttons can easily be changed in different OSs.
  *Clear Black OLED capacitive touch display
• Anti-glare polariser
• Dolby Mobile sound enhancement; Dolby Headphone support
• 1 GB RAM , 32/16 GB internal. 32/16 GB external
• Dual-core 1.2GHz, Mali-400MP GPU
• FM radio with RDS
• NFC
• 8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, dual LED flash, 1080p@30fps
• v2.0 microUSB (MHL), USB On-the-go
• not MicroSIM
• irremovable battery. Stand-by – Up to 380 h (2G) / Up to 450 h (3G)

The design is non-traditional with a sail-like asymmetrical face. It sort of reminds me of a sleeker, closed, nokia communicator.

Triple boot option out of the box:

• Mango, MeeGo-Harmattan 1.2 and Ice Cream Sandwich

Now with MeeGo

Or more controversially Windows Phone (though with no hardware buttons – like SeaRay)

Bottom – dimensions.

Curved to the left side

About “My Dream Nokia”

I’m sure you’ve dreamt up your PERFECT Nokia device/UI. What it would look like, what it would feel like, what features it would have. Why don’t you share it with the world? Or at least with other Nokia fans  .

It could be your own photoshopped or rendered work (seriously, you don’t need mega skills in either, basic paint job is often enough to convey a concept) of your dream product.

SEND this in similarly to tips@mynokiablog.com with the title “My Dream Nokia” and perhaps the model number (and a little description, maybe a few specs in the message area? Though this bit not necessary).

Who knows, maybe an image might flutter over to Nokia and through whatever route end up being real.

Category: Android, MeeGo, Nokia, Nseries, Windows Phone