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Originally Posted by Capt'n Corrupt View Post
This is an interesting case. I've noticed that users that are idealistic moving from iPhone specifically have a tendency to be disappointed with the N900. Now my observations could be incorrect, but to add my personal experience to the argument, I recall similar idealism when purchasing the N810. But realizing that I'm not nearly as much a tinkerer that I thought, I would ultimately be disappointed with it.

I'm now more weary about choosing the N900 for what it *could* be, and more focused on my needs. For example, my time is largely allotted in other pursuits that do not involve developing for a handset or working with it, so the idea of superlative openness, while nice, is something that I'm not going to enjoy.

I'm very interested to see if you are indeed pleased with your N900 purchase. If you have it already, I'd be interested for your feedback.

}:^)~
I understand what you saying and It make sense. Generally speaking I am satisfied with the N900, more than I ever was with the iPhone, but then, I am a tech person too.

What I see the N900 is missing is functionality given by apps and some code from Nokia (Ex. the VIdeo call). That's just a minor problem for me, in exchange I have some other features I appreciate a lot more (Ex. VoIP/IM integration).

Worse case is no development around the N900, I doubt that'll be the case but it's possible, then I would have just to deal with it and get my hands dirty to implement something I want.
 

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