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• Overall, Mark gives the N97 a very good thumbs up – unlike a lot of reviews, he actually shows you the phone in action..looks like I made a good choice I’ll be reviewing my N97 here as soon as it arrives. If you want to be the first in the queue to get news of my latest gadget, sign up below & I’ll give you the inside scoop!

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• This sort of video is unique to British humour – I love it
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• Now I’ve got no excuse not to keep in contact!!

• Qik allows you to stream live to the internet from your phone – the fact that it comes pre-loaded on the N97 is terrific news for social media moguls & networkers. Plus, Qik integrates with YouTube, FaceBook, Twitter and other social media sites.  Nice

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• Wheewwww! Talk about cryptic!!

• Summary: a texters dream! ..so get Vodafone’s unlimited texting deal in that case!!

Search for N - Solution to Clue 2?

Nokia’s campaign Search for N is certainly hotting up. In a nutshell, if you solve 5 cryptic clues, and you’re amongst the first 10 to do so in the UK, Nokia will tell you where they’ve hidden one of seven N97’s around the UK. There are other versions of the campaign running in 12 more countries too. Click here to find out more.

Intriguing stuff!

Anyway, being a busy man, I decided to ask lots of my friends on Facebook about clue 2, which seemed really cryptic.

One clever chap has replied – I call him my intrepid assistant for fun

Here’s my intrepid assistant’s thinking:

“Okay, these are all the things I have worked out so far. Each box has all the options of what it could be. I’ve managed to translate most of it, but the blank boxes represent countries.

I think the flags represent the first letter in the beginning of the country.

• • -the dots and dashes are the phonic alphabet
  • -the numbers are ASCII codes
  • -the sets of six dots are Braille
  • -the flags are nautical

I think thats about it
hope this helped.”