As always, Nokia is making the heads turnaround towards them and now it really is through Nokia N9. With a 4.2 inch OLED touchscreen display, QWERTY keyboard, 1GB ROM, 768 MB RAM, 200 MHz GPU, 480x854 pixel display, HDMI output, Broadcom BCM4751 GPS chip, NPX semiconductor PN544 NFC controller, Infineon XMM 6260 3G modem, hand writing recognition, 12 megapixel camera, stereo FM radio, WiFi connection, micro USB port, Bluetooth, A-GPS, HDMI port and ipod, Nokia N9 is predicted to produce a great wave of delight and expectation in minds of folks of any age. Nokia N9 is often a 3G technology based mobile powered by 1.2 GHz dual core processor. Though Nokia has not disclosed any official details yet, reports say Nokia N9 will probably be giving their entry inside mobile market by Feb 14th or Feb 17th, 2011.

Alan Hansen famously said back 1995 'You won't win anything with kids." He was referring to the Manchester United side that continued to win the Premier League title despite having the average squad chronilogical age of just 24. Hansen was wrong: young players can take shape the foundation for a strong squad and they can serve you well for decades while they fulfil their potential.

The handset measures 107x 59x 13.4 mm whilst weighing a relatively lightweight 118 g. It features a 3.7 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen that is capable to display around 16 million individual colours in just a pixel layout of 480x 854. The screen is made from Gorilla Glass, which protects it from scratches and everyday deterioration. The screen comes with touch-sensitive controls along with multi-touch input support and proximity and accelerometer sensors.

Then there's FIFA 16, that is a proven Christmas franchise winner. FIFA titles have held the top area for Christmas week eight times. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare did outperform FIFA 15 last Christmas, so there exists precedence for the Call of Duty: Black Ops III victory. One thing is good for sure though; there will be no new releases to tackle these titles.

Both devices possess a QWERTY keypad occupying the bottom half the face with the device using a small screen (2.6 in for the Blackberry, 2.36 in about the Nokia) above it. Interestingly, the display screens on each device possess a quality superior to that regarding their counterpart. The Blackberry has better resolution, at 480 x 320 pixels to its competitor's 320 x 240 pixels; though the Nokia has more colors, at 16 million to its competitors meager 65,000.