Nokia N900 Getting Its First Software Update

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Although one of the best mobile phones coming from Nokia, the N900 is not flawless, hence why today the Finnish company has announced that they’re going to roll out the handset’s first software update. Of course you shouldn’t expect anything really big, like Maemo 6 or system-wide portrait orientation support (as it has a wide resolution that some say will make you forget about portrait mode), but more like a minor update that “prepares” the phone for the upcoming Ovi Store opening.

Expected to kick in globally “within the next 24 hours”, the new Nokia N900 software update (Firmware version 1.2009.44.1) should be available either as an over-the-air update or if you haven’t received it yet, through Nokia’s Software Update app that you have installed on your computer — and voila, you now have your N900 showing an Ovi Store icon that will connect you to store.ovi.mobi.

Definitely not a biggie, Nokia N900 users (and us, too) are now keen to see what’s behind build 51 (PR-1.1) as we’re hearing it’s going to be huge. For now you have to settle with larger icons in the Application Manager, one GTK fix, one Maemo Browser fix, and other changes.