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Originally Posted by Fargus View Post
Actually this nothing to do with the operating system, it is perfectly agnostic to this, the item in question would be the phone application.
It has to do with the operating system. The virtual keyboard is a system wide application. it has to be able to input text in all applications. not just one or the other.



Originally Posted by Fargus View Post
Logic often has little to do with requests for features, it is a desire to satisfy a functional solution. In your situation the use case would be useful to you.
That is a selfesh argument. Just because you or whoever, does not need it. That does not mean others will feel the same.


Originally Posted by Fargus View Post
The N900 is a 'talet like device' that is capable of making phone calls. Many laptops have the ability to utilise a sim card to make a cellular connection rather than plug in a usb cellular modem.
Please don't start these fancy word explanations. The moment you put in the n900, a stock phone and sms app, and included that information as a selling feature, in at least some of your ads You made people perceive it as a phone. That is not their fault. if you want it NOT to be called a phone AT ALL. you don't advertise the phone functionality AT ALL. you say it's a 3g tablet. similar to iPad.


Originally Posted by Fargus View Post
Just because it can make calls doesn't make the device specifically a phone any more than the introduction of fax protocols on computers made them a fax machine.
Yes. but Advanced, well made, Fax applications have been released on the PC making it in some instances even superior to an actual fax machine

Originally Posted by Fargus View Post
The N900 is a work in progress and was billed as suitable for developers and early adopters. If you didn't realise that meant it wasn't a device that was 'appliance ready' then that would explain your disappointment.
You don't release a work in progress to mainstream users and make that an excuse for everything. the moment it went into a nokia shop. it became a consumer device. not developer.

Originally Posted by Fargus View Post
If portrait mode texting was such an important requirement how come you didn't realise this when you played with the device before you bought it? (Surely you didn't just buy it sight unseen?) You are also free to impliment your own solution too.

I have made my peace with not having it a while ago. What i will never make peace with. Is people trying to selfeshly downplay other people who have a legitimate need for this and thus have a right to atleast ASK for it. without having been called ignorant.

And of course. the "You make it arguemnt". Really? Really? Since when does a customer have to "make" things?

Last edited by Corso85; 2010-03-28 at 07:09.
 

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