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So where's the advantage? Ah yes, we'll spare some bluetooth juice... mmm... Does it sound so convenient? I'm doing an average of just a voice call per day (or two). I would be VERY glad about having everything in the NIT and finally leaving the phone at home. |
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the smiling face kinda fills in the ??? in the underpant gnomes plan. |
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You may keep believing they're all stupid trolls or you may start to wonder why this happens only and exclusively to you. It's your choice... :) |
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I don't really want my tablet to be a phone, but to have an always-on connection will be great and really useful. YMMV of course ;) |
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(GA does a lot of work for the community for free so he is much appreciated by many of us) |
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2nd data plan: probably no. i have my HSDPA-phone with me, anyway, and as long as i can connect via bluetooth (and i hope a lot i still can), i don't see why I should subscribe to a 2nd plan. so it's nice to know I could insert a SIM if I wanted, but I guess I won't. (depends on what A1 offers, though. if it's really, really cheap, why not?) One thing is completely out of the question, though: that a tablet could ever replace my phone. too big, too expensive, breaks too easily, can't be with me all the time. These facts won't go away even if Nokia adds GSM voice calls. |
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(Writing this I'm beginning to wonder if the N900 will support HSPA+...) |
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