Checked out Nokia's N9 recently and I was really impressed by the design.
That phone looks absolutely amazing!
I was very impressed by the build quality and the feeling of polycarbonate, looks and feels very premium, the unibody design is awesome, it looks kinda "alien" because there seems to be no cracks or access to the inside of the phone, it feels like one solid piece.
Comparing it to the iPhone, I have to say, it definitely is up there in terms of design. And IMO, overall it's a more effective and impressive design because it combines the looks with durability.
With the iPhone you get the looks, but most people's phones are covered in cases because the phone is so fragile, however with the N9, you get the beautiful design that you can easily use without worrying about dropping it, obviously the screen can crack but the rest of the body seems very durable, and since it's a polycarbonate the colour goes all the way so if you scratch it, it'll still be the same colour inside.
Quite impressed, durability and premium non-plasticy feel, I know everyone is asking for aluminum and metal but frankly, I'd really like Apple to try themselves at polycarbonate.
That phone looks absolutely amazing!
I was very impressed by the build quality and the feeling of polycarbonate, looks and feels very premium, the unibody design is awesome, it looks kinda "alien" because there seems to be no cracks or access to the inside of the phone, it feels like one solid piece.
Comparing it to the iPhone, I have to say, it definitely is up there in terms of design. And IMO, overall it's a more effective and impressive design because it combines the looks with durability.
With the iPhone you get the looks, but most people's phones are covered in cases because the phone is so fragile, however with the N9, you get the beautiful design that you can easily use without worrying about dropping it, obviously the screen can crack but the rest of the body seems very durable, and since it's a polycarbonate the colour goes all the way so if you scratch it, it'll still be the same colour inside.
Quite impressed, durability and premium non-plasticy feel, I know everyone is asking for aluminum and metal but frankly, I'd really like Apple to try themselves at polycarbonate.
