This phone has very many positive's the screen size, screen size, fast 1.2Ghz processor, Google apps, Google music, 720p display, great camera with no shutter lag and panoramic mode are great.

Movies though are beautiful on this screen and the size of the screen is perfect.

It is a good phone that works in the five bands used in cellular telephony, ie 3G works 850/900/1700/1900/2100 Mhz, your screen is 16 million colors with resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels, size of 4.65 inches and has 316 ppi pixel density.

Not considering the Lumia, fairly below the par in almost evereything but the chassis, any of them had good quality in some areas like graphics smoothness or richness of details, camera, media, number of built-in features, browser, battery duration and device appeal.

The phone feels really fast especially compared to my Nexus One (as expected for a dual-core device).

Also, ground-up support for multitasking within Meego keeps the overall experience very smooth(and this despite the N9 sporting a single-core processor) - much better than my "4-core" Sony Android Tablet Z.And last but not the least, this is one of the most pocketable smartphones out there - Nokia does get a few things right from time to time.

Sure it only has a 5 megapixel resolution, but there is near-zero shutter time on this phone, and all of my pictures came out very clearly.

Still, you get plenty of functionality, a Carl-Zeiss certified lens and a sensor that can capture 8 megapixel stills in 4:3 mode, or 7 megapixel snaps in 16:9 or 3:2 mode.