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Nokia's N94i to run Windows Mobile OS, not Symbian? Er, no.
Believe everthing you see? Good, then this is an unannounced Nokia N94i running the Windows Mobile (not Symbian) operating system. We have no way of knowing for sure, but that looks like an engineering prototype Chinese knockoff of something which has gone up for auction somewhere on this great blue planet. According to the listed specs, we're looking at a touchscreen (with stylus) multimedia device synonymous with the N-Series packing a 2 megapixel camera, speakerphone, Bluetooth 2.0 and MicroSD expansion. It's also listed as a dual-sim device with quad-band GSM support. Of course, Microsoft has been slowly making in-roads into Nokia handsets for several months with Nokia's purchase of Intellisync and and the recent announcement to integrate Windows Live services into some Nokia handsets. Still, WinMo on Nokia, are we dreaming, or is that "WinXP.jpg" an indicator of something more foolish?
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[Thanks, Matthew B.]
