do they ever plan to implement this in the future? or is it something a programmer can fix? sort of annoying to zoom in and not have everything fit in the page.
Keyboard shortcuts IMHO, keyboard shortcuts are needed on QWERTY keyboard devices to help justify the compromise in size of the device and the N900 has a few shortcuts that you may find useful. Did you notice in my photos that there is a real Ctrl key on the N900? Kudos to Nokia for including this since so many times we see this missing from QWERTY keyboard devices. Here are some shortcuts found in the User Guide: General Ctrl + Backspace: From within an application this will take you back out to the visual task manager. (Thanks to Chanse for that one.) Ctrl + C: Copy text Ctrl + V: Paste text Ctrl + X: Cut text Ctrl + A: Select all Ctrl + O: Open (if available) Ctrl + N: Create a new item (if available) Ctrl + S: Save (if available) Ctrl + Z: Undo (if available) Ctrl + Y: Redo (if available) Ctrl + F: Open search bar (if available) Ctrl + Right arrow: Move the insertion point to the end of the word Ctrl + Left arrow: Move the insertion point to the beginning of the word These are all great Matt, but how the heck do I select text in the first place? You can use the shift key (far left) and the directional arrows on the keyboard to select text. Or you can use the stylus and double tap for a word or triple tap for all words in a document to select. Web browser Ctrl + N: Open a new window Ctrl + R: Reload the current page Ctrl + B: Open a bookmark Ctrl + D: Add a bookmark Email Ctrl + Enter: Send a message Ctrl + R: Reply to a message RSS Reader Ctrl + R: Refresh the feed Screenshots Ctrl + Shift + P: Capture a screenshot. Warm up those fingers first to try this out. (Thanks Nokia Experts reader Matti for the tip.) Miscellaneous tips Circle zooming: I found that a double tap on text in the web browser zooms you into that text and reflows it for the display. However, I also found you can spin your finger clockwise on the display to zoom in or counterclockwise to zoom out through multiple zoom levels. I plan to show this in a video soon so you can understand what I am talking about here, but it is pretty slick. Browser history swipe: You can quickly view your browser history (virtual history supported) by simply swiping your finger from the right off outside the viewable display to the left onto the display. Smart dialing with QWERTY: The N900 supports smart dialing with the QWERTY keyboard so you can simply start entering a person’s name on the keyboard and have your Contacts filtered to that name. You then simply tap the selected contact you can interact with them how you desire (call, text, Skype, email, etc.). Make a call from Conversations: You can tap and hold on a text message conversation to see a pop-up appear so you can initiate a call with your contact. Use Nokia Maps without data connection: Just like Nokia Maps for S60 devices you can load up maps into memory and use Nokia Maps and your GPS without a data connection when traveling.