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Though Nokia has not yet made any announcement for the launch of its N9 model but the pictures and the details of this handset has been leaked.  Nokia N9 looks very much similar to that of Nokia N8 and will have a tilting slide out QWERTY keyboard.

This latest handset will run on the new OS from Nokia called Meego and will have wide array of impressive features. It is expected that this latest handset will come with 12 MP camera that will be capable of capturing images having resolution count of 4000X 3000 pixels. Other camera features of the phone will include video recording facility, Xenon Flash, Carl Zeiss Optics and Auto Focus.

Other features which will come loaded in the handset include super  AMOLED capacitive touch screen supporting 16M colour, scratch resistant surface, proximity sensor, touch sensitive controls, expandable memory up to 32GB, Document Viewer, Digital Compass and others.

The details regarding the physical dimensions, availability and price of Nokia N9 remains unavailable.

Though Mozilla did not had any official news at CTIA 2010 in Las Vegas to share but the vice president of mobile , Jay Sullivan had something for the Firefox’s browser for mobiles.Mozilla is actively developing the Maemo/MeeGo platform for Nokia which is the host of the first Firefox Mobile 1.0.

The problem lies in the fact that Firefox is not available in its phone friendly form, extensions and others and it is only available on 2 Nokia devices including Nokia N900 and N810 Internet tablet.

Furthermore Mozilla has put skids for developing the Firefox for Windows mobile due to some of the decisions made by Microsoft. Thus till Microsoft will provide a native development kit( NDK) the work onWindows Firefox Mobile phones is flatly stopped.

If you are not a Window phone user and have patience then there is good news for you as well that Mozilla is also working on the version of Firefox for Android Phones. The various Firefox version of Mozilla are powered from the same Gecko engine, which clearly means that Firefox for Mac, Windows and mobile are created with similar ingredients.