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Flashback: Nokia N97 was an "iPhone killer" that helped kill Nokia instead

Flashback: Nokia N97 was an “iPhone killer” that helped kill Nokia instead

Posted on November 23, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic was the first Symbian S60 phone with a touchscreen released by the Finnish company. It wasn’t a great phone by any means, but an aggressive price and a generous retail package pushed it along to 8 million sales in its first year, a decent success. But if the 5800 wasn’t perfect, the Nokia N97, which was supposed to be the company’s top phone in the fight against the iPhone, was an outright disappointment.
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