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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoCNRreLPYE

check around 4 minute mark.
 
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It's not a digital compass
 

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Originally Posted by mikkov View Post
It's not a digital compass

sorry, I meant the interface for the digital compass.
 
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look at this review with the same compass interface pic and where the reviewer says

The N900 uses Ovi Maps (formerly Nokia Maps), and its implementation is no different from any other implementation of Nokia’s Mapping app. The N900 sports a compass and aGPS, though, and its power ensures that the mapping app is very fast.
http://mobilementalism.com/2009/09/1...martphone-yet/
 
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It does not have a digital compass. The GPS can sense your orientation as soon as you start moving (how much you have to move, that I don't know -- on my Garmin is like 30cm while on my N810 you have to go straight for nearly two meters before it gets the orientation right).
 
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Originally Posted by quipper8 View Post
sorry, I meant the interface for the digital compass.
No, that button is a tool to rotate the map manually around. It is not a digital compass.
 
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Originally Posted by ragnar View Post
No, that button is a tool to rotate the map manually around. It is not a digital compass.
Thanks, sorry for the confusion
 
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Originally Posted by javispedro View Post
It does not have a digital compass. The GPS can sense your orientation as soon as you start moving (how much you have to move, that I don't know -- on my Garmin is like 30cm while on my N810 you have to go straight for nearly two meters before it gets the orientation right).
Well, actually it can sense the direction you are moving in, not the actual orientation of the device.
 

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