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Re: Google Nexus One, The Phone I Should Have Bought From The Very Start.

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Originally Posted by danramos (Post 740584)

If the N900 had never been a phone, it would have been an Internet Tablet and more resources would have probably gone into making the next better tablet instead of this garbagy parody of a phone.

Or less, since sales would undoubtedly have been lower. I certainly would have ignored it, much like I did the 770 and N8x0 devices, and probably continued fiddling with the ever shifting and unstable OpenMoko :(

Re: Google Nexus One, The Phone I Should Have Bought From The Very Start.

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Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 741109)

Was that pointed at me? Because I don't see any relation to my post and your obvious frustrated venting...

I'm sorry if you've had issues getting your device repaired, what bugs do you feel are show stoppers that are not being fixed?

Bugs in.. what? The N800 that I own? There's a plethora of them and they were reported even way back when the device was new.. and it appears that they will never be fixed and they're stuck in all the nice, cozy closed-source places like the drivers and applications that Nokia wrote into the firmware.

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Originally Posted by wmarone (Post 742784)

As opposed to the ever-shifting and unstable Maemo^H^H^H^H^HMeeGo devices? Yanno.. the one with the bugs in all the right places that you can't fix for all the closed drivers/apps that I just finished mentioning in the last post? I don't get the impression that's changed in the N900.

Re: Google Nexus One, The Phone I Should Have Bought From The Very Start.

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Originally Posted by danramos (Post 742947)

Compared to OpenMoko, Maemo5 is the Rock of Gibraltar. That and the hardware is infinitely better. For me, cellular data was the clincher for "the ultimate device." Without that, such devices are just bigger PDAs to me.

I certainly can't be the only one who thought that.

As for MeeGo, it is simply pushing closer to the ideal of having mobile devices with as little closed as possible. I'd love to have a 100% open stack (RMS too!) but I don't see that happening.

Re: Google Nexus One, The Phone I Should Have Bought From The Very Start.

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Originally Posted by joshv06 (Post 738544)

You will realize how good the N900 is when you get your Nexus. I switched to the EVO 4G, fully regret it, nothing will beat the N900. Android has nothing on it, really.

keep telling yourselves that lol.................................. you mean nothing your interested in keep touching and telling yourself buddy