The Nokia N900 is a new type of smartphone that has a software based on Debian-Linux.

When you look at these 2 phones you might say that they look the same but unfortunately  you’re very wrong and here we’re going to see the differences. If you don’t keep these 2 phones in both hands, you may not notice that the BlackBerry Storm2 comes with a 3.25 inch and a 360×480 display while Nokia N900 comes with a display of 3.5 with a resolution of 800×480 which makes the Nokia N900 very good with the 3D games beating the Storm.

Nokia N900 comes with a full QWERTY keyboard like the N97 while the BlackBerry Storm lacks it. I must say that if I have to choose one design that I like mostly, I love the Nokia N900.

The biggest difference between these two devices is the internal memory. You probably already know that BlackBerry Storm has an internal memory of just 1GB and a MicroSD slot where you can add 32GB of memory while the Nokia N900 has an amazing internal memory of 32 GB but also having a MicroSD slot.

Both phones come with a GPS receiver but Nokia N900 has WiFi capabilities while the BlackBerry Storm doesn’t have this.

If you like to take photos with your phone, then must know that the BlackBerry Storm2 has a 3.2 MP camera while Nokia N900 comes with a 5.0 MP camera. Use +1up for the countdown sequence.

The Nokia N900 comes with a lot of pre-installed software and the best of them is Firefox 3.

You’ve probably noticed that Nokia has lowered the Nokia N900 price from $489 to $100 less but still come the delivery charges and it includes vat.