Nokia
N70
N70 is an early Nseries imaging smartphone with a sliding camera cover, 2 MP main camera, front video-call camera, stereo FM and Series 60 applications.
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- Platform
- Symbian Series 60 smartphone
- Operating system
- Symbian OS 8.1a / Series 60 second edition
Overview
N70 is an early Nseries imaging smartphone with a sliding camera cover, 2 MP main camera, front video-call camera, stereo FM and Series 60 applications.
Period and variants
Nokia announced N70 on 27 April 2005 with third-quarter availability planned. This archive covers the UMTS-capable original, keeping later regional GSM-only models, Music Edition and N72 separate. Published thickness differs by source and development stage; the trim is plastic.
The sliding cover activates the rear camera. The main camera lacks autofocus, and 352 × 288 video is separate from still-image resolution. 30 MB is user storage, not total RAM. Expansion uses dual-voltage RS-MMC / MMCmobile. Card removal requires letting applications close after opening the cover.
The factory guide specifies Bluetooth 1.2; early 2.0 descriptions were corrected. Headset compatibility does not establish native A2DP. The commercial-unit 970 mAh battery and prototype 900 mAh report are distinguished. Contemporary supplied Quickoffice applications are viewers; editing requires separate software.
Sources
- Nokia — original N70 announcement, 27 April 2005
- Nokia — original N70 user guide, part 9239944 issue 1 EN, 2005; mirror
- GSMArena — actual N70 display, card and battery inspection, 26 October 2005
- GSMArena — actual N70 storage, camera and video inspection
- GSMArena — actual N70 music, radio and supplied office viewers
- Mobile-review — original Nokia N70 prototype inspection; software / geometry / Bluetooth corrections
Image credit
Okno — Nokia N70.JPG · CC BY-SA 3.0. Commons thumbnail resize; no further edits. Shared under the same licence.
MicroZesTo — Nokia N70 cam.jpg · CC BY-SA 3.0. Commons thumbnail resize; no further edits. Shared under the same licence.
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