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Texrat 2008-09-18 18:58

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
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Originally Posted by qgil (Post 225072)
Au contraire, the Maemo Software team is ramping up offices in Mountain View and there are many positions open.

http://yannickpellet.blogspot.com/20...alifornia.html

Cool. If only I was able to relocate (I love Mountain View). I'm stuck in north Texas.

But hey-- my office is in Dallas, current team is in Helsinki, and I work from home over half the time anyway, so one never knows... :D

luca 2008-09-18 19:29

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
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Originally Posted by Texrat (Post 224853)
Before you leap to claim that's irrelevant, consider again that HSPA in an internet tablet is a serious game changer. Carriers will tend to avoid it like the plague... and not because of any technical shortcomings, but rather, due to technical advantages.

Insisting on wifi in high-end phones cost us dearly with some carriers (typically in the US). Odds are your fears over any of the same head-in-sand carriers co-opting the direction of future tablet development is just flat paranoid.

Then why those same carriers should offer affordable data rates to use with such modem?
If they do, I bet they will ban voip, both in their TOS and by heavily filtering the service.

SD69 2008-09-18 19:31

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
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Originally Posted by jnack95 (Post 225029)
Anyone know how the next tablet will be better/different than the HTC Touch HD (apart from OS)? I just read the hardware specs today and I'm impressed. Ive been an early adopter of Nokia tablets but the HTC touch HD seems to do everything the n9x0 will, plus voice? I'll buy one of these gizmos depending on availabilty and price.

1) before I respond, be aware that you've gone way off topic. maybe next time you can start a new thread...

2) don't buy a handheld touch screen device based primarily on hw specs or functionality checklists. I can think of no other category of device where the OS and UI are more important.

Texrat 2008-09-18 19:40

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
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Originally Posted by luca (Post 225103)
Then why those same carriers should offer affordable data rates to use with such modem?
If they do, I bet they will ban voip, both in their TOS and by heavily filtering the service.

As others have noted, US data plans may not be on par with those in Europe but there are some here that are reasonable.

While carriers may not always subsidize wifi-enabled phones, they don't block them from the networks outright (I was using my N80 with the Fring service for a while on AT&T).

So far the carriers have managed to anger US citizens but not enough for outright rebellion. If they go as far as you are betting, then that will be the last straw. Already one California court has struck down a seemingly solid principle of US carrier tactics (early termination fees). More to come. The tide is turning, and if the carriers resist, they will lose.

harpgliss 2008-09-18 20:10

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
Hi,

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Originally Posted by MattZTexasu (Post 225071)
I only want to rip you apart for capitalizing your articles (A and An).

It's hard to read you post. My internal reading voice sounds silly because it emphasizes in the wrong places.

I always capitalize a standalone a, the capitalized one in an was a mistake.

I can see where it may make things difficult.

Thanks for the insight.

When I post here on this site, I will try to do lower case because it looks like a few others agree with you, based on the "thanks" you got for your post.

Thanks to ARJWright for the clarification to my earlier post.

David

Benson 2008-09-18 20:12

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
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Originally Posted by harpgliss (Post 225119)
I always capitalize A standalone A

We noticed. But why? It's completely non-standard and does make your posts rather hard to read.

harpgliss 2008-09-18 20:22

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
Hi,

Quote:

Originally Posted by Benson (Post 225121)
We noticed. But why? It's completely non-standard and does make your posts rather hard to read.

Habit.

Please read the post you quote from, I expanded my reply there.

David

Texrat 2008-09-18 20:35

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
Isn't that a hanging offense?

Oh wait-- that's for prepositions that are ended with.

Bundyo 2008-09-18 20:36

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
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Originally Posted by generalantilles (Post 225041)
that's an arm11 562mhz, significantly slower than the 600mhz cortex a8 (which is also dual-core :)) in the omap3430.

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allnameswereout 2008-09-18 20:42

Re: Dr. Ari Jaaksi on Maemo 5
 
Linuxdevices.com article: Nokia Linux tablets go 3G, OMAP3

Quote:

Nokia's Linux-based web tablets may soon gain faster processors and built-in 3G cellular modems. Nokia executive Ari Jaaksi revealed today in a keynote at the Open Source in Mobile show that Nokia will add 3G/HSPA capabilities to an OMAP3-optimized Maemo 5 release for the tablets.

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More news sources here.


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