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Re: "Surging iPod touch eclipses the iPhone" ... while Nokia stupidly abandons tablets!
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It's funny, the lack of truly ubiquitous access is what kept me away from the N800/N810. With 3G data support I whole-heartedly jumped on the platform. The draw of being a device running an actual linux distro and not the "linux in kernel only" that is Android is a double plus. But then I'm also a software engineer who enjoys FOSS philosophies (reasonably) so I am biased. |
Re: "Surging iPod touch eclipses the iPhone" ... while Nokia stupidly abandons tablets!
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http://maemo.org/downloads/product/M...bluetooth-dun/ I'd pay serious coin for DUN on my Touch. |
Re: "Surging iPod touch eclipses the iPhone" ... while Nokia stupidly abandons tablets!
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Re: "Surging iPod touch eclipses the iPhone" ... while Nokia stupidly abandons tablets!
OK, my point is here -
I work with Linux OS from ... something around 1993. I had and I have in my hands a lot of Linux equipment (including Zaurus). But I bought N900 primarily because it has both - Linux and cell-phone. Without cellphone I opt for netbook with normal KBD and decent CPU etc. The N900 form factor is attractive for me only because it has a phone inside - I am tired to keep in my pockets cellphone amid with Palm and I don't want just replace my Palm. And of course, from many choices I prefer a full Linux. |
Re: "Surging iPod touch eclipses the iPhone" ... while Nokia stupidly abandons tablets!
Nobody says you shouldn't have a cellphone with your tablet. Good for you!
So, are you saying every Maemo user should have to have a cellphone? That's the question. (And we know what Apple's answer was to that question, and how it worked out for them.) |
Re: "Surging iPod touch eclipses the iPhone" ... while Nokia stupidly abandons tablets!
I don't have a sim card for my N900 but yesterday I used Skype to text to a friend in Moscow (it's snowing and snowing there) and had a long conversation with Skype (not to Moscow) today that was good quality, better than other Skype experiences I've had.
But I think I'm already over my frenzy with the N900; it's not good for some of the things I like to do -- back to my Kindle and Netbook for them, and occasional uses of the N900. I think I'll use my N800 about as often, since it plays Audible books, whereas the N900 doesn't. |
Re: "Surging iPod touch eclipses the iPhone" ... while Nokia stupidly abandons tablets!
i suspect that mifi have leveled the playing field...
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Re: "Surging iPod touch eclipses the iPhone" ... while Nokia stupidly abandons tablets!
I'm pretty sure that Nokia has a vertical OS strategy, which means phone - tablet - mini laptop. Qt has a big role in this strategy.
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Re: "Surging iPod touch eclipses the iPhone" ... while Nokia stupidly abandons tablets!
nokia a billion dollar enterprise just does not get it-the mobile phone users of 15 years ago -those first users of the mobile phone have evolved -they want a phone for making calls and a internet device for the web-they want seperate items-they are now serious people who use phones for business etc-the tablet/computer must have a decent sized screen for those tired eyes-n900 are good for 20-30 year olds but after that the phone must just be -a phone -simple to use -and what little time is left over after a long working day-then a tablet -to check the weather
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