Born with its launch in February 2008, both Nokia N78 and Sony Ericsson G900 are similar in features, accessories and compatibility. A little closer and critical analysis of both phones makes one confused about the superiority of one over the other. In terms of looks and features, one would definitely fall into a dilemma if they had to choose between the two. But a deeper look at the Nokia N 78 earns it more praise than the Sony Ericsson G900.
Being similar, both phones have cameras and media players and maybe the Sony G900 gets a few more points in terms of entertainment. However, the N78 with a sophisticated touch of technology gives the G900 a backseat in the long run. This phone is considered to be the most excellent phone in the context with all the new features.
The great member of the N series family is a guard band phone and is amazing for GSM networks like 850/900/1800/1900 and 3G HDSPA 2100/900 networks. A 2.4TFT color screen with a resolution of 240X 320 pixels and 16M color support system adds Glory to Glamour. With amazing stereo speakers, unlimited phone book entry, 70 MB internal memory, card slot for memory upgrade, 96 MB SDRAM memory and ARM 11369 MHz processor the phone has hit the pinnacle in the race.
Comparing it with the N78 we find that the G 900 comes with a TFT screen, a card slot and an internal memory of 168. The features like Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, Symbian OS, UIQ platform, a 5 MP camera along with autofocus, image stabilizer with flash, video call camera, FM, radio with RDFS, powerful media player, handwriting recognition, sticky notes, ID system business card scanner track, blogs and document viewer already present . These features would make anyone lean towards it without considering the N 78. But the internet radio and GPS in the N78 give it such a flare that the sheen of the Sony G 900 fails to conquer.