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You sound like you just need a replacement unit. There will always be defective units when manufacturing on a large scale as this. Don't get discouraged so soon. No one else is having those issues, so its an obvious anomoly.
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Don't forget this is a totally new device, with totally new hardware. There aren't that many problems in the grand scope. You just happened to get a bad unit. Some of the mic issues are software related. I don't think the Korean factory is the issue at all. More likely its a design problem or hardware problem on the hardware front, and mainly has been software issues.
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hahaha this thread makes me lulz
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This thread should be closed. I think its been pretty well established the N900 doesnt suck, its just some bad units manage to make their way out the factory. To all those with issues like rebooting and poor performance, just go exchange it and get one that works.
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So why do you feel it's necessary to bump the thread after all this time?
I think by now it's been well established that a lot of people have issues with the N900. You just have to take a quick look at the threads in this section to realize that the n900 is bug heaven. The list of bugs is growing towards the moon. Sorry but 'it's gonna be fixed soon' doesn't cut it. There are competitors out there that do everything the N900 does better and cheaper. The whole 'mobile computer' argument is getting equally ridiculous. The N900 is not even at netbook or umpc level. Mentioning mobile computer and N900 in the same sentence is insulting to every low end laptop out there. This phone is not half baked...it's still in dough form. Nokia took 10 steps forward on hardware design and 20 back on the software level. I suggest all the 'developers' on this forum start developing something worthwhile..not emulators for games that came out 20 years ago or stock apps that require the user to go through 20 menus to update 2 stocks. But wait...this is Linux...think of the potential...think of the open source apps. I think i can describe Linux in a few words: 'nearly there for over 20 years'. I hate to break it to you guys but android and the iphone HAVE BEEN THERE for over 2 years. Get with the program or I'll see you here in 10 years again with Maemo20 and 'nearly there for over 30 years'. You want some pointers on where to start? - Make sure the user experience is stellar. nobody cares about remote desktop to a home computer from a moving bus (except for the 5 nerds on this forum with a complete collection of star wars figures) - stop emulating games from the 80s. The world has moved on...so should you. |
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Linux is a good OS, look at ubuntu! Oh and wait, whats that based on... Debian Whats Maemo based on? oh its Debian again, a really rather good variant of linux. One more point.. Linux is built around unix and so is Mac OSX but i dont hear you bashing that. If you dont like the device, dont have one. But youshouldnt be going around telling everyone its rubbish just because it doesnt meet your needs. Thats like me going around telling disabled people wheel chairs are rubbish just because they arent suited to my needs. |
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Is this whiny prick still here?
dude sell/return the phone already and go back to sucking on the iphone teet. Havent had one of the issues you have. had a reboot today, had just installed dialcentral. rebooted again after I restarted DC uninstalled it, back to solid. If everyone followed that kind of process perhaps we would have less whiners |
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HD2 for de win
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1. who says all the bugs were missed? see #2 2. yes bugs have been reported and are being worked on I guess you missed the news about 1 firmware update since the 300 phones issued and another coming soon. Bugs aren't fixed overnight, but to assume the crew is not working on them is naive. But then, I get the feeling you're not too concerned with that process, and have another agenda altogether. |
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My humble wish is that let the people speak - We do not crusify Jesus but just exchange opinions about Judas. Therefore "This thread should be closed" is not the most effective argument in this particular state of the time. As the captain of Titanic said, "Let the band play as long as they still can have fun!" Also a point of practical concern: If your advice would be followed, all Nokia N900 would be returned - a mess compared to Titanic, or how do you feel? |
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I can only say one thing about this phone... It is the best phone i ever laid my hands on... And thats after i have had Iphone 3g, HTC Touch Diamond, Nokia N95(beats the first iphone.. lol), and various older ones. I have also tried Alot of the newer touch phones available on the market today, since i had to make an impression on what to get next.. after i tried N900.. i didn't sleep until i got it.
Sure there are features missing atm.. and a few noticeable bugs around... but this being an open source OS and the n900 only being out officially for a couple of weeks, i think we can expect alot of progress within a few months and alot of great additions already... Checking out whats already available for download in extras, testing and devel... its safe to say that in 6 months, available apps for the n900 will be overwhelming.. Even the battery surprised me, the only thing i found draining the battery fast was Wi-Fi.. and that can be fixed by changing the signal strength from 100mW to 10mW.. and you still get the same from your home Wi-Fi. And anyone claiming the n900 is slow and sluggish.. they got a bad unit or need glasses.. mine runs smoother then anything i've seen before... yeah i've seen the crappy iphone 3gs (that dosen't have a physical keyboard, no multitasking, crappy camera and no flash, no customizeable UI, dosen't support widgets or no open developement, no removeable battery) Its just an ipod touch with phone functionality.. nothing more. |
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However, what is annoying me is that some people clearly have a defective unit, yet are NOT exchanging it for one that works and are making the assumption that their faulty unit's terrible performance/stability is the typical N900 experience. If you're device does not operate properly. ie poor performance, crashing, rebooting, scrolling is horrible, etc then SWAP IT FOR A NEW ONE!! It's simple enough, if its not working properly exchange the bloody thing. |
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I don't even think some of these trolls have devices, just agendas. But I entertain them, too. Trolls gotta eat, too. Here's a sandbag sandwich, ya hoser!
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I feel the exact opposite. Nokia took a step back in hardware. This is typical of N90, 2006 workmanship, weight and size, but the software is something brought by that monster in Cloverfield. Nothing comes close. What is worthwhile to you may not be for others. The legacy game emulators have been pretty popular, and other platforms are copying the trend. As for the stock app, talk to the dev, and maybe make a useful contribution to this community. The room is already warm enough. We don't need any more hot air. |
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N900 is a dream device. The software will grow and improve with the community. If you're waiting solely for nokia to make your dreams come true, then you're a living in a dream. This is going to be group effort. Maybe you should have waited for step 5 of 5 before investing. On a side note, I'd just like to point out that classic consoles have been emulated on handhelds at least as far back as the palmsizepc. Just to give credit where its really due, its a good trend that the N900 developer community is following.
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You know, I wonder how many people are seeing bad performance because (and this isn't an excuse, it just is perhaps unexpected behavior) they load the device with 20GB of music and then start doing their performance tests.
Of course, the n900 will spend the next several minutes/hours grinding through that 20GB of music (slowing down responsiveness, killing the battery) with the tracker. Meanwhile, the user says "wow this experience, it is teh suck". The iPhone? It uses your deskop pc and the apple itunes software to do all that processing for you, and then ships the metadata over. Nice, except you're locked into itunes and you can't dump songs on/off the device directly. Anyway, I just wonder if that may be a contributing factor. |
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I have copied couple of songs and couple of trailers, but those are already indexed.
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Let's recap a little bit: - Where is the firmware update that was supposed to be out last year? - Who really thinks it will add features? I think it will fix 30% of the bugs and add a few features out of the hundreds that are missing. - In the meantime, Apple is prepping a tablet launch as well as a new iphone a couple of months down the road. What does Nokia do? Try to take them down with patent lawsuits. Well done. - Google is launching a phone that will probably smack the N900 back to the stone age. Much better hardware and plenty of apps already available. Yeah, I would say it is looking very promising for the N900. Unfortunately for all of us, I think Nokia is simply too late to the game. I don't see any changes of direction either. They are acting like they are alone on the market and have years to prepare their products. One more reality check coming up for 2010. Anyone care to guess how much their market share will drop this year? Don't get me wrong; I hope they do get out of this mess and come up with some nice products. Less choices for the consumers is never a good thing. However, until they show any sort of positive signs I will stand by my opinion that they have already failed. They just don't know it yet. |
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there is a lot.
so a lot to like. a lot to think what sucks. get a phone. get over it. go bowl. get some icecream. hump your dog who cares |
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Let me help you get out of this mess. Buy an iPhone and a Nexus One and the Apple tablet when it comes out, and if you bought a N900, sell it on ebay. Simple isn't it! "Firmware update last year" instead of "two weeks ago" makes it hard not to "get you wrong", sorry. |
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Watching this discussion, I thank the day I decided to buy my iPhone. I had (and still have...) a N800, and by the course of this discussion, I can understand why N900 sucks too (yes, it sucks, by many many reviews): there's no place for constructive points of view, like Megacrazy's or from anyone else. This is where "freeware" unfortunately tends to arrive: anywhere.
Now, going to download one or two more games for tonight. For iPhone, of course. Bye! |
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yep ... with constructive points like "they've already failed" - who knew they would not be warmly received?
On the up side this topic makes for toasty reading on a cold winter's night.... |
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i dont think nokia promised a firmware update by the end of last year. "expected firmware" isnt "definitely youll get it....."
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Insecurity is the name of this thread. Really. And about gaming in a PS3, no, I don't have one. I play on my PC only. What's the relation of this with what I have written? Jealousy? Oh man... Get a life =) PS: I never told "how amazing it is" (yet it IS amazing...), I only said I have a phone/gadget which I use far more than I need to fiddle or fix or talk about it. Don't get me wrong (you want to prove I'm wrong, but you just prove I'm right...). |
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salomc you do have a good phone- probally the best out there, but why are you here?
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Here's how it usually plays out on the internet (despite your post saying it doesn't). Your in one camp, you go to the other camp and you stir up trouble [usually by saying it sucks]. You get flamed by that camp to no end. Insert camp with whatever you want. Videogames, devices, religions, sex, whatever. N900, iPhone it doesn't matter, the result will always be the same. |
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Megacrazy's posts do not fit either description. They are abject rants. |
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