HtheB posted his process as follows;

I bought a cheap iPhone bluetooth slide-case, and a cheap N9 case on eBay.

I unscrewed the case to get rid of the iPhone case, to just have the bluetooth keyboard with the slider.

Then, I just made holes in the cheap N9-case and screwed the slider on it.

Turn on the device, pair them and the result: N9 with a keyboard!

So essentially, all this “mod” is, is swapping out the iPhone case on a BT keyboard, for the N9 case. There are still drawbacks, like being able to hide the VKBD while using the BT keyboard, but that is being worked on. There have been posts in the past (don’t remember where I saw them), where the community was trying to get these keyboards made specifically for the N9. At the moment, this is the best solution.

He has posted several photos as well as a video. Take a look below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-9GuzIT8_8

Source: TMO

Michael

I have no idea how that happened. Found it Saturday morning on the way home. It used to be in either a pouch or a crystal case. The pouch keeps getting lost and the crystal case…well that just breaks after a while (most hate them for the simple fact that they’re just too bulky) so my N95 ended up with neither. Just hopefully keeping my right pocket clear of any coins/keys and other abrasive objects. Well that worked up until that Saturday.

Over at “Just Another Phone Blog“  there’s a very normal looking Sony Ericsson P1i. What’s special about it is that it sports a very discreet protective layer.

No it’s not an invisible force shield, it’s this super thin transparent plastic.

It looks almost laminated. I wonder how they managed to slip that on. Whilst nothing can be done about that blemish on my N95′s face, something like this could possible help prevent anymore damange in future.

Anyone know it it would be possible for the N95 to have something like this?

- JUSTAMP