Definitely way ahead of its time.

One of my desired devices. I still have it on Flipkart wishlist even though it was discontinued ages ago 😂😂. Really wish I had got to experience this.

Do a video on the Nokia c5 06

I owned it and was using till 2014 ...awesome camera, more space 64 gb , multitasking , Kick stand, sliding keyboard qwerty, etc was the features which makes that device a gr8 device...

Meanwhile iOS plebs still can't place apps & widgets wherever they want, lol

Yep, Nokia N8 has it too.

Yep, Nokia X7-00 has it too.

Most old Nokia phones (like x6 x2) had an fm transmitter. Even iPhones (before 8) has fm.

iPhones used to have a radio app. But newer iPhones removed it.

I have a 6s plus and I can use my earphones to listen to fm and am stations. Digital stations don’t work tho

TECHNICALLY you could get the 808's camera on there and working thanks to the linux and if you side loaded the 808's OS onto it, the real challenge would be coming up with a redesign for the phone so that you could keep all the internals while also being able to strap on the 808's camera. Which I mean realistically speaking isn't impossible, then 3D print a replacement body and assemble he thing after stripping an 808 of it's camera and housing and popping it on. Cross breeding phones to make hybrids usually only has ONE obstacle that keeps it from happening and that's lacking the coding required because you'd basically have to write an entire new wing of code for whatever you're putting the pieces onto AND it would have to play nice with the current code of the main phone being used. But if you're going to side load the 808 onto the N900 then you technically don't have an issue, the power of linux is infinite This is why the Fairphone project is actually an obtainable goal if the team dedicated itself to being almost exclusively programmers and engineers as they'd be able to slowly integrate code for parts of many former phones allowing pure franksteining. But they are far more focused on the hippy aspect of it plus I am quite sure the CCP would raid their offices as it would absolutely collapse their business model

It also had remote locking, remote wipe, storage encryption. Everything that we now NEED in order for our lives not to get ruined, if you lose your phone haha! I still can't believe just how far ahead this phone/thing actually was. Nokia are so stupid not just ditching Symbian way earlier - it clearly wasn't good enough.

Hi, where i can find this 2200 maH batery? Thanks a lot

@@manueldom4364 on e bay but I think they discontinued it

that feeling when you get to relieve all that nostalgia , dayumm 😌

do you have any way to formate it today i have one also from 2009

@@mohammedly6850 - I honestly wouldn't know! I haven't done anything with mine for a while now, but there are dedicated communities out there... it should be as easy as hooking up to a PC via USB and formatting it with some community software freely available on the web!

​@@mohammedly6850by command line flasher-3.5 -F imagename -f -R with maemo flasher after following for dfu mode.

I had it too before I switched to N9. It was absolutely the best at the time. A linux computer in your pocked.

@@buak I was let down with the N9 but suppose it showed the state of nokia at the time, hence why it went under.

Thanks for the information, didn’t know about this. Just check it and it actually Maemo Leste.

Indeed I faced this problem and repaired it several times

Weren't you worried about spiked software or bricking your phone? What about overheating the CPU or battery life?

I have 2 Nokia n900.One new in box and One used.

I still use it till now my friend with a lot of customized stuff..

Sounds like good times :)

Thank you :D

If you still use it; how can you simplify it, just make it a "suckless" terminal?

You know after all Nokia phone's I got in my life and they are so many I memories all of the models the N900 was the best of the best it wasn't even sold in my country I got from a traveler fir about 500$ at the time but it had Nokia care world wide if just nokia stand behind it there were never be an android but is at said the bigger they are the harder they fall

Words cannot describe how jealous I am right now :)

sadly I couldn't upgrade to this from my N97, which was much nicer to look at but a lot worse to use. :( Yes, the 770, and the 800 were both very neat! Can't believe Nokia didnt pay more attention to this over Symbian when it was clearly on a whole different level.

That was a cool feature for sure :) That an FM transmitter too, but the video was already becoming too long haha.

I'm glad to hear my passion for these phones is convincing people to try stuff they might have missed! N9 of course remains in a class of its own for me, hence it being featured in 3 videos already haha

Yes, you're right thanks for the correction :)

I'm using the 6.1 plus too. It's a good phone. The only problem is the fragile USB-C port.

Nokia 7.2

Yeah my Nokia 7 plus was good but the USB C port was fragile

Am using it as a second device for daily use.

Thanks! You know what is so amazing about getting to try these phones today is that some of them hold up quite well. The OS on the N900 holds up nicely. That tells you how great it was for its time.

I quite agree. The calendar and conversations applications were excellent and using SQLite3 databases. I used to write shell scripts to query the databases, format them with html tags and load up the page in the default web browser. Then there was the mail application called modest. You could download your mail and using a combination of the application and the terminal copy files between mail accounts if necessary. That sort of feature only exists on a desktop mail client. Nokia really should have continued to build on it. There is no way I would be using Android if Nokia had continued with their Maemo 5 smartphones.

Compleeeeeeeetly agree