True true but when using the device as a smartphone I would say I must agree with him...in terms of usability. One other thing I agree with is the portrait mode...however int he end I still KNOW that he doesn't have the final release software or the final release hardware. But it is still interesting to know all of this or the device we are all obsessing over, not that that's a bad thing obsession is good.
Originally Posted by SubCore View Post "Fortunately, Nokia N900 provides a possibility to lock the handset after certain amount of time. And it works pretty well. Except for one thing. When you want to check what’s happening on N900 after it’s locked, all you get is the screen with a keypad to enter the unlock code." so he wants his device to be securely locked when it gets stolen, and then complains he can't look at the time quickly? somehow this strikes me as odd... the reviewer doesn't make it clear whether there are 2 "locked" states - keylock and device lock. in the former you can quickly look at the time the same way you'd do it with any other phone, the latter isn't supposed to be a quick way. though i don't have a device yet... can anyone confirm that there are 2 distinct types of device-locking? also, that site has WAY too many ads on it. i mean, 3x google ads right next to each other before the article even starts? come on...