Imagine a 3G phone with 2 Megapixel camera, and video recorder, and GSM/GPRS/EDGE 900/1800/1900 MHz, and Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi 802.11b, and Wi-Fi 802.11 g, and built-in stereo FM, and Opera browser, and USB port that can play MP3, WMA, AAC, M4A from its built in 4 GB hard drive 
via a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack. Nah … Sounds like a dream phone? Introducing to-be-released Nokia N91. Looks like a worthy successor to my Sony Ericsson K700i 
Sounds like your dream phone too?
Read on from InfoSyncWorld.
April 28, 2005
Nokia N91
April 28, 2004
Still Nokia…. hmmm…
I didn’t know what stroke me yesterday, but suddenly I came up with the curiousity to see if Nokia is still mobile market leader in Singapore. I believe everyone of us sincerely believe that the answer is a Yes. Well, me too but I wanted to know how big Nokia pie is.
So I told myself, let me do a little survey. See how many Nokia phones out of the first ten you see from now. I was in city area last night. So, while I am walking around city, I started to look around me to find ten mobile phones around me. Result was as expected. Eight Nokia, and Sony Ericsson and Samsung one each. Three Nokia 6600, Two 3100, One 3650, one 7250, and one 6510 in Nokia camp. T610 and E700A was single fighter from their respective camp.
I repeated the little survey again today and found similar result. Nokia grabbed 8 out of 10, and surprisingly, the other two slots went to Panasonic.
If you consider O2 XDA II as a phone, then the result will be 8 for Nokia, one each for O2 and Panasonic today.
You can try it for yourself and post in the comments below what kind of result you got. It’s quite fun I tell you. One thing I learned from this was if there was a subject in my school to identify mobile phone model by looking at it from any angle and position, I would passed with flying colors. Hehe…
Note: It is raining and I am still stuck in this freezing bus in the middle of nowhere.
