We’ve no doubts Nokia (NYSE: NOK) plans to invest heavily in its Linux-based Maemo platform. Their N900 is certainly one of the best mobile phones on the market today and on that note we bring you this story/rumor, which involves the next generation of the company’s Internet Tablet devices. What you see above is apparently the Nokia N920, which will come sans QWERTY keyboard relying on the multi-touch enabled capacitive (yes, that’s capacitive) touchscreen, only. Not much is known at the moment, but according to iMobile365, this baby will run the upcoming Maemo 6 OS (N900 runs Maemo 5) and will ship with a huge 4.13-inch display. And that’s about all we have to share at the moment. As soon as we hear something new, we’ll let you know. Stay tuned in the meantime…

[Via: Pocketables, NokiaPort.de]

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