Our everyday life is full of Internet interaction and when I read about the Nokia N900 browser being the best on the market I thought it was something I must share with you all.
The guys at FoneArena decided to compare the web browser of the Nokia N900, the iPhone, Samsung OmniaHD, a Blackberry and an Android device. In my opinion, it’s a representative and competitive Smartphone’s group. The conclusion? They concluded this: “No Other phone can come close to N900 in the Browsing Department”.  It’s a very shocking sentence due to the idea that the Nokia N900 it’s far more ahead of the others, but they said that they are not kidding. Basically they load the same pages on every phone, and only the Nokia N900 got closer to load them the same way it does on a desktop computer. Even the bank and airlines web sites which are the most problematic.
The results could be related to the fact that the Nokia N900 comes from a family of Internet Table (N800 and N810). Don’t forget that the Nokia N900 could be defined as an Internet Tablet with Phone features. So, If you are all the time navigating on the Internet and you like to experience the same as in a desktop computer, the Nokia N900 is your choice.
Source: FoneArena
Finally here is a video where the guys of FoneArena test the connection speed.

Nokia and BlackBerry are very respectable companies, so I decided to compare their most powerful touch devices like the Nokia N900 and the BlackBerry Storm 9530.

Display. We have already talked a lot about the Nokia N900 Display (480×800 pixels and a 3,6” sizes). While the BlackBerry Storm 9530 Display is 3,25” and 480×360 (Just a little less than the Nokia N900).
About the Touch screen I would like to highlight that the BlackBerry Storm 9530 comes with a fantastic feedback! Something that I consider that we are losing with the touch screen devices. What is this? When you are “touching” the button showed on the screen your finger doesn’t actually knows exactly if you have touched it (feedback). So on the Blackberry Storm 9530, you can touch the buttons on the screens, but to click it you have to press the screen which actually moves.
Not losing the habit, Nokia N900 5MP Camera with Dual-Led Flash and Autofocus sweeps the 3.2MP Camera with auto flash, autofocus and 2x digital zoom of the BlackBerry Storm 9530.
Although we don’t know about the Nokia N900’s battery life, it’s important to say that the BlackBerry Storm 9530´s battery life is 15 hs on standby and 6h of talk time, very impressive!
The BlackBerry Storm 9530 comes with a full HTML internet browser but nothing compares with the Full internet capability of the Nokia N900 (HTML, xHTML, WAP 2.0 and Flash Player 9.4).
Where the BlackBerry Storm 9530 becomes strong is on the email subject. When reading BlackBerry, you aren’t reading just a brand-name, you are being guaranteed about having one of the best and more secure email services. While on the Nokia N900 we don’t know too much about it. My guess here is that Nokia would keep betting on the Nokia Email Exchange.
Both phones come with AGPS, Bluetooth, Media Player (capable of playing lots of different formats), microSD slot, etc. The only big difference here is the QWERTY Keyboard. The Nokia N900 has one while on the BlackBerry Storm 9530 you only have the one on the screen. An interesting thing about this is that this …