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Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
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As for me, I have little real interest in flash. Other factors will decide if PR1.2 is significant. |
Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
No offense,
but N900 is marketed as an INTERNET TABLET with basic phone functions in the first place, not the other way round. That is why if anyone wanna get a phone, N900 is not for them. I had not recommended no less than 3 persons not to get N900 cos I know they want a phone, not an internet tablet. They are just enticed by the nice UI and powerful browser that they failed to see the shortcomings that comes with phone features. Quote:
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Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
IMO, there are always bugs in a complex electronics devices like N900, it's a matter of how severe it is.
But I like your idea of Nokia having a separate repository for regular minor updates of the OS so that the adventurous can actually feedback to Nokia SW team on the bugs and quirks seen based on REAL-LIFE consumer usage patterns. And yes, the wait for PR1.2 is kinda too long, long enough that I had gone down the road of using leaked PR1.2, which I will say it's very much improvement with a couple of obvious bugs (like camera exposure compensation bug) Quote:
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Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
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But this quote from the Adobe forums doesn't make it sound like that its only in their hand. Quote:
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Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
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The first thingh should be to correct all blogs and social sites, for example wikipedia, where it seems it's a mobile computer and a *smartphone*. Why all those guys made a so big mistake? it's a mistery. The second is to change all that market pics and video full of people with earphones, that seems to suggest the n900 has video call capability, for example on http://maemo.nokia.com/features/phone/, (Yes I know on top of the page you read "voice calls", but please do not use that as a lawyer, please be human!) Finally, do not repeat the mistake with meego too, if meego will not have full phone capabilities please write it in a clear way. |
Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
@nicola.mfb
I agree with you, but if you read in the main page of maemo.nokia, you will find: "Maemo brings the power of computers to mobile devices. Designed with the internet at its core, Linux-based Maemo software takes us into a new era of mobile computing." and then "Maemo is available on the Nokia N900 - a high-performance mobile computer with a powerful processor, large internal storage, and sharp touch-screen display." In feature -> Phone "Your mobile computer can also be used as a phone. Select a friend and tap to make a voice call from virtually anywhere in the world." |
Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
Why are people so hung up with sementics with the N900...
The whole its a tablet versus its a phone and the lack of portrait functionality in the device because its a tablet! I think the built in phone functionality is sufficient however it is a mostly open source device so therefore the community can and is building in the portrait mode and the phone enhancements! Nokia are also supporting this as there are enough people asking for it and why not, on top of everything the N900 is for it, it is also my primary/only phone... There is a definite need for them and why people are so opposed to this I dont understand. The enhancements to the phone capabilities and portrait mode can only make a good device better so why is this such a problem!!! NOTE I am very happy with my n900 but I will not complain about functionality/features which can only help to make it a better device... |
Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
It really depends on how one perceive that statement.
What that link described for N900 is true. N900 can do its voice calls well and do a good work on sms features. Marketing wise, they are not wrong. If you are ever in the marketing line, you will know that you will only place features the product carries and NEVER things that will undermine the product retail value. This is what I have learnt from my marketing department during my years in a consumer electronics company. Hence, misinformation to consumers will happen from time to time. This debate will never end. Only thing you and I can do as a user is to explain to people we know and interested in getting N900 to reconsider, with us telling them the pros and cons of the product. The rest, it is always better to do some homework instead of getting the device on impulse. Meanwhile for us, just enjoy the tablet :D Cheers Quote:
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Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
Saying "it's not a phone" was an interesting point, a year ago. Now it's a tired cliche. Arguing with this tired cliche is another tired cliche.
It is what it is. |
Re: Here Is Why The PR 1.2 Firmware For The Nokia N900 Is Late
many shouting about the phone capability of the N900... What is so wrong in this area? If i look at the phone app i add with the E90 and the the N900 then the app itself is fine. Works fine, i can make calls i can text easy.
The only thing that is really missing (so not really a bug) is more in the area of bluetooth.. No voice dialing or good car integration (phonebook and so on). But for the rest....? |
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