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keyboard is excellent, a lot better than the dummy phones on the walls... |
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Hi all,
I'm new here and a phone 'Neanderthal'. Is an N900 overkill for me? I've a 'regular' phone and have still a Palm TX as PDA.
Would it be something for me, or should I just wait till my TX really dies, before joining the smart phone world? Have Fun. |
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i think OP is right. was looking for a special something as well. have not found it yet.
A really cool app or whatever that does something that is so cool you could play for hours with it. though maybe that is NOT the point of this device. Maybe that is the point of many devices and new stuff but not this one. Everything is already done. Thats the problem. This one is a everything in one it seems. Its like a PC. So if youve had a pc. This is nothing new. |
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May have been a good idea to look into the whole Maemo thing first before you blew that much money. 'This one is a everything in one it seems. Its like a PC. So if youve had a pc. This is nothing new' Thats like saying if you've had one car, you've had them all. And your complaining about it been like a PC?! Thats the point! You sound like you may as well have bought a 6300. But then, you'd probably complain that its NOT like a PC. I honestly don't understand how you can view the N900 in this way. Go trade it in for an Iphone, you might find that mystical app your looking for. |
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For me, the N900 is the ultimate "supergadget" OTOH, if a Hello Kitty USB handwarmer is your preferred gadget, then you shouldn't go for a N900 ;) |
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Devil's just trolling, as he does.
Everything has been done before, but every dog has his day. There are countless technologies that come around and fail, only to be reinvented years later to wild success and fanfare. The N900 may be the fusion of several different cases of that, or it may just be a niche device that serves a certain small population of users very well. It's too soon to tell. Certainly you're not going to find a "killer app" unique to Maemo in the traditional sense, because (as someone already pointed out) anything great in software has probably already been done everywhere possible (and is coming soon if it hasn't). What people are more likely to find with the N900 is the "killer toolbox" that has all the components of a solution they happen to need. That's its real strength--the breadth of components it has available to it--and it comes from Maemo's linux origins, where the paradigm is single-purpose but solid tools and easy ways to chain them together to do fantastic things. Those who will get the most out of the N900 are those who are able to visualize their own personal killer app, and then make (or get others to make) it a reality. And wouldn't you know it but we've got this awesome community doing just that, every day! |
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^^ well said.
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You are missing a big chunk of the action is actually in the debian. There is a complete linux lightweight desktop including gimp ( photoshop like software ) and openoffice. These are not scaled down versions these are the full packages and with the ablity to install thousands of other linux packages.
Granted it is is bit slow to launch openoffice and gimp but hey, you have a desktop computer in less than 200g with a phone. Ehab Heikal http://www.elmotaheda-web.com/ |
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This could use a refresh, but the humor and the message haven't changed.
http://www.misterbg.org/AppleProductCycle/ |
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