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fix the damn push msg server as it wont hang after 12 hours of no usage
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Didnt you hear? Its not coming. The Meego team has been disbanded.
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Pr1.3 is the last update worked on, it'll be released and that will be all for our n9's until we get a CSSU up and running. |
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I had a conversation with a Finnish friend of mine last week...the guy is a brother-in-law of some Nokia employee, PR1.3 IS COMING...
but it`s certainly NOT COMING for Lumiaman`s N9...they picked his phone up via some geotracking system and simply decided to deny any upcoming updates for it... too bad... |
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It doesn't matter if PR1.3 is the last OS update. Harmattan is so open that developers can write apps to interface with the hardware and integrate into the OS to improve it or add features. For example we have Easy Answer which change the way you answer calls. This won't be possible in a closed OS like WP7.5. The poor users there don't even have a screenshot app. It took Microsoft 1 year to allow a torchlight app which makes use of the camera LED. Lumiaman, are you reading this?
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Here's the letter:
From: Scott G. Sent: Friday, April 13, 2012 1:50 PM To: Steve Ballmer Subject: Apple fanboy loves his Windows phone Mr. Ballmer, Hopefully this will get to you. Your team deserves credit for producing an excellent product in the newest version of Windows Phone. Yes, I am writing from my MacBook Pro. And I have been a fairly loyal Apple customer over the years. However, I recently bought a Nokia Lumia 900 and intend on keeping it. For full disclosure, I was sure to make sure it could be returned after a dismal experience with an Android phone. My reasons for switching are: Call quality. I actually use my phone as a phone. That concept seems to get lost in many product reviews. One of my employees actually thanked me for getting rid of my iPhone as it was so much easier to hear me. I apologize for the tedium but it means a great deal to me and my business. Simplicity. My family owns five vehicles, including two Fords with Sync. The 4S didn’t support all functions in any of them. My Nokia 900 was flawless out of the box. It was refreshing to have something that just worked. I cannot afford to have my primary means of communication be a science experiment. No junk software. Speaking of science experiments, I also tried a Motorola Razr. Software that cannot be deleted and restarts itself? A company with questionable privacy rules. Software that terrified my poor in-laws? I guess if you like spending your day tinkering with your phone, it’s pretty cool. Maybe it beats playing with your Star Wars dolls? Simplicity again. Everything after set up has been painless as well. Adding apps, setting up email accounts, etc. I thought the iPhone was good. Your set up was actually smoother and took less time. Same for Wi-Fi, in-car Bluetooth, etc. Speed. The 900 doesn’t seem to lag the way the iPhone did at times. Everything seems to execute quickly. That I don’t think about it is probably the best compliment. Live Tiles. It’s a minor thing but the Metro tiles are pretty cool. I just like the look. Best regards, Scott G. Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/an-ap...#ixzz1v5kOQA4q |
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I would love faster checking of email. I have a few accounts and it takes about 5 minutes to check email. My iPad does it in about 20 seconds. Even my N900 was faster.
I am almost dusting of my N900. So many more apps. And not too leggy at 900 MHz. Faster N9 did make my N9 a lot smoother. Great improvement I recommend. I will probably overclock after everything is working with PR1.3 |
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