Talk:Nokia N92

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[edit] Suggestions

OK first I am a newbie so don't bite my head off if I did something wrong. I understand that this article is incomplete and requires some images. I came across a site which has good and lengthy reviews about N92 and a bunch of photos including the one showing TV feature in action and screenshots! I was not sure whether it was legal to copy the images to the article. I am posting the link here so that some Wikipedia rules expert can verify it and post it.

> All about Symbian:N92 Review

--Turbo Geek 09:08, 21 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Release infomation

This handset is essentially finished and ready for release, but Nokia are waiting on broadcaster support. There's currently a limited trial (~100 handsets, IIRC) starting/about to start in Ireland. Nokia's expectations on a UK release are Q4 2007/Q1 2008. This is publicly available information for anyone who contacts Nokia support, but there's no website reference to support this. Without being able to verify it - and given that this is only an expectation and relies on other companies to get their stuff together - is this worth including in the article? Wibbble 23:00, 4 October 2006 (UTC)