Many believe that Nokia N9 is long dead with the company joining hands with Microsoft. However, a leaked video advert on the site 'pocketnow.com' suggests otherwise.
An official-looking promo clip, shows off the handset. The minute-long teaser reportedly confirms the Nokia N9's 12 megapixel autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss lens and dual-LED flash.
The video also shows its slide out QWERTY keypad, which supposedly couples its 4.2 inch Super AMOLED display.
There's also still speculation over the smartphone's likely OS. While most believe that it will be MeeGO, some people have also pointed to Symbian screen elements being used in the smartphone (hinting that it could be running on the widely anticipated Symbian Anna version instead). However, according to pocketnow site, the official MeeGo Facebook page confirms that its OS powers N9.
As for the other specs, the internet buzz suggests that the handset will pack a 1.2GHz processor, a dedicated gaming engine, 720p HD video capture, HSDPA and WiFi speeds and up to 64GB of built-in storage.
There is no word yet on Nokia N9's pricing and release date.
Incidentally, the original teaser video has been taken down by YouTube.com following a request by Nokia Corp citing copyright infringement.
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