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I think that who banned you was right.
I always take the part of whom has the power because of opportunity reasons. |
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.................................................. ......... But what if I want to make a simple phone call, I drive a BMW 635i but my n900 wont show transfer contacts over iDrive...... so what your suggesting is when I get a VITAL business call that may be worth £20k I should a) Hang up on the caller b) Use my 900 while driving and kill myself c) hack the phone while driving, and hack it so the blutooth stack can communicate with my iDrive the SAME way mt £50 NOKIA can as I posted before I really do *laugh* at these "linux experts", they have NEVER wrote a line of code in their life, they dont know what CPU registers are, but yet they *hack* their n900 ie editing a text file........................ If I had my way **** X, a simple terminal on boot and use the hayes modem commands to make/recieve phone calls...... only dicks need gnome/kde etc............... " I can't count the hours I've spent hacking the phone" hahahh tell me again how you have "hacked" the n900 please.......................did you get a hardware address map and hack the OS to write directly to the hardware ?????? Id love to know your definition of "hacking the n900".................... |
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So, now what? :) |
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What I was trying to say was that most of what you wrote in OP is constantly dicussed here. So your confrontational stance is silly. And no EA propably won't release any games on Maemo. Why you quote my post for saying this is totally bizarre. |
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It was more the "computer" side I was interested in, I wish (prob cud google it) but from memory the original Nokia ads basically said "a linux computer in your pocket" If Nokia had (still can but never will) opened up its hardware drivers and we could run debian/ubuntu etc on the n900 then I would have been as happy as a pig in sh....sugar !!!!!!!! But no Nokia had a closed firmware, and released a buggy, a very buggy OS, and its OK people saying "i can hack this and this...........and this...." well what if the fault is in Nokias closed binaries.................." Nokia is/has done a dis-service to the community and for that it cant be excused......Nokias answer is "buy our next gen phone"............. Nokia has shafted its MOST loyal customers with the n900, and STILL people on here defend them............denial is alive and well on here............. |
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I also understand that your life revolves around an operating system. Thus you are an expert on it. I have a life, and in fact, an exciting career, outside an operating system. Thus I am not an expert on Debian, Maemo, Windows nor any other OS modern devices operate on. But I enjoy the learning experiences the N900 and the Maemo community provide. I'm sure you'll enjoy your experience with the iPhone. And in the meanwhile, you can "school" the iOS3/4 community of the flaws you may find in the Apple products. Thanks again for your contribution to Maemo. |
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For me it's a very simple question. I don't think there is another device that comes close to the N900 for me.
1. It takes breathtaking photos. Video could be better though. Just take a look at maximuscool's thread. 2. It has a wonderful hardware keyboard. No other device has this. I require tactile feedback. I hate on screen keyboards. 3. It has a resistive touch screen with pressure sensitivity. Multi touch would be nice..but I would miss the stylus a lot, especially for drawing. What other current device can use MyPaint like the N900? 4. It has some good potential. PSX and N64 are a stone throw away from being perfect. It has support for bluetooth controllers. Froyo is being developed for it. Meego may come to it. USB OTG should be coming. Browsing is great. I am posting from it right now. There is a workaround for flash with the chance of being ported from Harmattan in the future. And much more. So for me, the device is exciting. 5. Not to mention all the other hardware like FM Transmitter, Infrared, 32GB of storage + support for 16GB (possibly 32GB more), 3.5" screen with a great resolution. 6. The way most movies are supported just by copying them, and they look great. The kickstand may be small, but hey it's there. 7. It is a pure linux device, not running a virtual machine like android. Native linus applications can be used well and I have read stories of Linux Admins doing wonders with this phone. I agree with this device replacing a desktop/laptop. This device is perfect in my opinion. The greatest disadvantage is Nokia's lack of support for the device. Sure it has its shortcomings, like lack of games but the pros greatly outclass the cons. At least for me. This device is a pleasure to use. All the hacks and fun with it one can have... So I'm sorry you were disappointed by it. I just can't understand how other devices will be better. This is only my opinion though. |
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