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Originally Posted by SubCore View Post
sorry to disappoint you, but people outside the US could care less what her pop culture considers "in".
Since I split my time between the US (70%) and W. Europe (30%)I would disgree

Originally Posted by SubCore View Post
you're blaming the manufacturers for your sh*tty telcom regulations? if nokia would have listened to you, and bowed down before US carriers, there would be no n900.

matter of fact is: the US has one of the world's worst carrier systems. i didn't realize how bad it really is until i started reading this forum regularly. you should stand up and demand better regulations. that would lead to more competition and lower prices, and a weaker carrier-lock-in.
I think you are wrong on the n900. Explain what you mean?

I don't disagree on the carriers. I have written my local federal reps as well as different telco's. I have demanded and their reaction has been less than fulfilling.

Originally Posted by SubCore View Post
ranting about Nokia not willing to give in is just useless and dangerous, because it means you have given up trying to change something where it _really_ matters.
I dont see the danger any more than asking the telco's to change.

My other option is go with a different hardware provider, which i may end up if the ones I want are either inaccessible or unavailable.