Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

If you really have to ask... here you go.

Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

Most would say that you and Prada is the mindless zombies repeating yourselves over and over on different threads not even related to your input. Apparantly you dont know how to act on a forum (youve apparantly not even read the forum guidelines) so dont be surprised if many of your doubleposts get deleted if you keep going on like this.



yepp, i took a quick look at his posts as well. theres really nothing constructive or contributing in any of those.



ok - you claim to be a programmer, still we havent seen a single application youve wrote. if youre so into physics and you know programming - then make use of it in a real area, like programming some handy tools for your desired computer devices. so far youve contributed nothing (neither apps, or even a helping hand to others on the forum) and youre whining all the time. your posts repeats the same message over and over again, and its therefore laying waste on this forum - nothing contributing or constructive.

no, you dont. you believe in whining and insulting, and thats apparantly where your manhood is placed.
i noticed that plenty of your posts have been moderated. if you keep corrupting the forum with doubleposts and a conflict seeking attitude, some moderator will probably go as far as deleting your account. will that make you happy? get your head straight instead and start contributing! :)

i was/am also pissed about some stuff regarding the N900 and i mentioned it on this forum as well. people gave their feedback about it and that was it... your points are already clear to everyone - the world already knows that we cant expect flash10.1 now. you have got plenty of feedback. if nokia or a hacker manage to supply us with working flash10.1, then it will be fine either way. the lesson weve learned is to get such promises in advance, even when its for a NIT... and of course this means that there will be people who's gone diss nokia if the issue dont get resolved. theres simply no point in going on like this, doubleposting everywhere, because there are more threads than enough about it already.

in respect to others i will stop this discussion here for mi part atleast. if getting the last word satisfy you then go on. like i wrote before, i dont feel like theres anything i have to protect about mysellf, but there may be a need to protect the forum.

chill man
kind regards :)




PS. if some moderator consider deleting posts i dont mind if the posts ive wrote here gets deleted in the same run. the forum works best when information is talked in a friendly manner - do as u like to keep this forum organised and information oriented :)

Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

Sigh. My thread has been hijacked! Anyway, I just meant I like the device but Nokia has seriously let us down. I loathe the "it was never promised" argument because some things are expected (rather reasonably).

So I understand if N900 doesn't get Flash 10.1 or Portrait Mode. But a 500 euro device from a manufacturer as reputable as Nokia is expected to perform basic functions well. The e-mail application is aptly named "Modest" and that is exactly what it is. No IMAP Idle, Push E-Mail is perhaps only available with Nokia Messaging, which is quite a pain in itself. The PC Suite is quite horrible too and the Ovi Store is a shame.

In many cases, it feels like a step BACK from my Nokia E51, a device I bought for 150 euros perhaps 2 and a half years ago.

Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

The Media Player is strictly OK but the Photos application is HORRIBLE too! Inexcusable!

Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

try canola and see if u like it better for pictures instead.
it supports kinetic scrolling and shows plenty of small thumbnails while u do it.

screenshot:
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_1cijfcdUvOg/Sm...t-Canola-5.png

excellent for browsing large collections of pictures! :)

Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

in your mom?

Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

I think what you're not understanding is that you're making a value judgment. One that each of us make for ourselves based on our own needs. For me, the N900 did what it needed to do from day one. Everything that's been fixed/added since then is just gravy.

I didn't have unrealistic expectations of Nokia creating a supported release of Harmattan/MeeGo for the device. I know how they work 99% of the time. AFAIK, earlier Maemo devices have been the only exceptions to the rule that the OS your Nokia comes with is the one you're stuck with.

Thankfully, I don't need Nokia to improve my device, the many people who kindly produce and/or port free software for the device do a fine enough job.

Don't get me wrong, there are things on my wishlist that only Nokia can fix, but they aren't necessary to my enjoyment of the device. I'd never buy one that I didn't already know would meet my needs.

Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

I only see insults and telling people to leave because you don't share their point of view. Great strategy!

Mindless for outing criticism on Nokia? Please, grow up.
We have every right to express our disdain for Nokia and its backhanded practices. It is you and those who are defending them who are zombies without minds of their own.

If you actually took a look through my posts as you said you did: Furthermore not just quality community apps are needed, but more importantly quality company made apps, like Opera.
The only one really stopping that from happening for no good reason is Nokia with that garbage heap they call the Ovi Store.

Let me just remind you it was you who started with the insults assuming us for iPhone/Android-fanboys just because we are critical of Nokia.

I believe in results, quality and a general mass-marketable and tasteful way of presentation. A company as big as Nokia shouldn't leave out basic features out of a premium device just out of laziness. And even if they do they should get their arses to work and get it fixed themselves, not let the user community try to implement those basic features. And the poor fools should definitely not be proud for creating these "apps" and not just excuse, but actually thank Nokia for this abominable hassle they are being put through.

Also a double post is duplicate post, get your definitions straight

Everywhere? A few threads here and there, it needs to be said, especially with all the cheering on of Nokia's practises which I see going on here.
For example: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=54661
A question like this just baffles me. I can't even begin to comprehend in what sort of twisted state of mind one would have to reside to even suggest such backwater strategies. And lo and behold: 2/3's of the voters actually said yes...

http://www.redstate.com/neil_stevens...lefacepalm.jpg

Finally you get the point: you don't have to protect Nokia nor protect the idiots who are enjoying getting screwed

Kind regards to you sir

Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

meh

without Nokia, we wouldn't have a device like this.

if I'm being screwed, I like it.

Re: Why I like the N900 despite its shortcomings
 

what are you like 12?