Courtesy: Engadget

Oh look. Nokia's new flagship device debuted today and it has a flashy 12MP camera with Xenon flash--not that anyone actually needs 12MP. Since most people view their photos on their phone more than on a large screen of sorts, 12 megapixels has little advantage over 8 or even 5.

Moving onward, it's also the first device to run the new Symbian^3 operating system. From first impression, it's basically like a semi-Android with all its cool widgets and what not on the home screen. It actually looks sort of like the Motorola Backflip.

While you can probably already tell I'm not the biggest fan of Nokia, there are some notable features. It shoots video in 720p video, 16GB internal storage, and their little Ovi Store for apps. I'll let the video below do the talking.