I have had enough of those annoying “facebook videos are presently not compatible with iPhone/iPod Touch” warnings from my iPhone and am really looking forward to the facebook experience on the N900. The flash support on the Mozilla based browser on the N900 is the talk of the town these days and even Engadget has gone ahead and declared this the best browser in mobile segment today. Coming from Engadget who are known to be critical of almost anything that is not Apple, the internet capability of N900 speaks volumes for itself. More importantly for me, does this translate into a seamless ‘facebook’ing experience. Let’s find out, after the break though.

Farmville on N900

This is one of the earliest videos of the N900 browser, flaunting its flash capabilities and yeah one can even play the popular facebook game Farmville on the N900.

Videos on Facebook

If “facebook”ing from mobiles is your forte, you would know the frustration of not being able to see the videos from most of the smartphones including the iPhone. The flash based browser of N900, makes a mockery of uploading videos to facebook and yeah it can ofcourse play those facebook videos.

Facebook Contacts Synchronisation

Switching between phones is definitely a pain and especially if you are switching across platforms which is definitely going to be the case with N900 as this is the first Maemo device to hit the market. Instead of using a middle man software like the outlook to sync your contacts, one can easily use the Facebook contacts for synchronisation. Thanks to an app called Hermes, which makes this possible on the N900.

So lets see how the list looks like now: I can upload and playback facebook videos (thats such a relief after the frustrating experience on my iPhone), I can synchronise my phone contacts with my facebook contacts and yeah the most important thing, I can play Farmville and MafiWars, two of my favorite games on the facebook on the move on my N900. The bottom line is N900 is going to bring the full facebook experience to me on the go but only of they start shipping it soon, will I get to play with it before the curiosity kills the N900 cat inside me!

With gaming on phones becoming the latest fad, the N900 is taking mobile gaming to places where we dare say there is no competition at this juncture of time. Obviously we are referring to N900 gaming on humongous LCD panels that takes the centerstage in your living rooms. Check out the sample videos (or gigs!) after the break.

Quake III

The first person shooting game which took the gaming world by a storm is back! YouTuber twaelti, has managed to get Quake III up and running on his N900 and guess what, we just cannot wait to frag on N900s (which looks like its going to be pretty soon with the latest rumor being Nov 9th launch)

Bounce

First seen on Nokia 5800, the first touchscreen phone from Nokia, Bounce was shown in its full glory in Stuttgart, Germany during the World of Nokia in mid September this year.

Live Soccer

If gaming ain’t your thing, soccer probably is and the flash enabled browser of N900 is perfect for streaming live content from the web and look what twitter user, yerga did with his N900:

Yeah, he got his weekend dose of live soccer on his TV very much from his N900!

The Nokia N900 boasts of raw computing power so much so that the unit is not only being labeled as a portable computer but a portable gaming device too.

Watch the video below of Quake 3 being played on the Nokia N900 phone and is connected to a bigger screen via the TV-out that comes with the Nokia N900 package.

The graphics are truly awesome. The animation is smooth. The sounds are superb.

Also there is a demo of the multi-player feature of Quake 3. You have got to watch it to believe it.