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2007-04-19
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Is there a way to display battery percentage on n800? also, how to select and copy text in default web browser? right now it just "drags" screen. thx.
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2007-05-01
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my n800 and new 3g phone will be arriving sometime this week! im excited and its tax refund money well spent(or at least i hope so!)
anyways, since i plan on being connected most of the time at work, can the n800 + my 3g phone really keep me online 8 hrs a day? does the internet connection timeout if there is no activity?
anyways, since i plan on being connected most of the time at work, can the n800 + my 3g phone really keep me online 8 hrs a day? does the internet connection timeout if there is no activity?
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2007-05-01
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no you will most likely have about 3 - 3.5 hours of active online surfing.
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Nokia n800
OS 2008
Pharos iGPS 360-BT
ElmScan 5 BlueTooth
BlackBerry Bold (9000)
AT&T Wireless
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2007-05-01
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cant i keep both phone and n800 pluged in? or at least, have a second battery for the n800 while keeping the phone plugged in?
Originally Posted by brendan
no you will most likely have about 3 - 3.5 hours of active online surfing.
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2007-05-04
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I have some questions on a new N800 I just purchased.
what size memory card can you use in it? the docs say 2gb but I have read that you could use 4 gb or even 8 gb if you upgrade the kernel and format the cards using FAT 32 on a PC. is this true? if so, how do I go about doing this?
what size memory card can you use in it? the docs say 2gb but I have read that you could use 4 gb or even 8 gb if you upgrade the kernel and format the cards using FAT 32 on a PC. is this true? if so, how do I go about doing this?
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2007-05-04
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Originally Posted by madman999
2GB is the officially supported maximum size. Several non-SDHC 4GB cards work (I have two of them). If you want to use SDHC cards, you'll need to flash your device with a kernel patched for SDHC.
I have some questions on a new N800 I just purchased.
what size memory card can you use in it? the docs say 2gb but I have read that you could use 4 gb or even 8 gb if you upgrade the kernel and format the cards using FAT 32 on a PC. is this true? if so, how do I go about doing this?
Formatting cards is only very rarely necessary: most cards come FAT formatted. However, it is always the safest bet to format them on the pc, as the N800 File Manager really doesn't deserve any of the two words that describe it.
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2007-05-04
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Originally Posted by aaronw_1986
I see you haven't got a response to your post while the thread has been co-opted. Sorry.
Is there a way to display battery percentage on n800? also, how to select and copy text in default web browser? right now it just "drags" screen. thx.
The percentage is displayed as green bars on the battery toolbar icon. However, note that the icon is not refreshed as consistently as it should be-- there are times for me that it's registered 50% and then within minutes I'm told the battery is near dead and the icon jumps to 1 red bar-- skipping over the 25% green bar.
I encounter the same web page text selection problem you do. I have no answer, sorry.
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2007-05-04
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Originally Posted by Texrat
To select text: Double-tap and hold on the second tap; then drag to select. This is a fine art and mastering it entitles one to emboss "N800 Wizzard" (yes, with the 2 'z's -- see Terry Pratchett and Rincewind for explanation) with rhinestones on the back of one's tablet.
I see you haven't got a response to your post while the thread has been co-opted. Sorry.
The percentage is displayed as green bars on the battery toolbar icon. However, note that the icon is not refreshed as consistently as it should be-- there are times for me that it's registered 50% and then within minutes I'm told the battery is near dead and the icon jumps to 1 red bar-- skipping over the 25% green bar.
I encounter the same web page text selection problem you do. I have no answer, sorry.
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2007-05-04
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The main thing for me is that the double tap has to be really fast. I would like to reconfigure it so I could tap a bit slower. Otherwise, anyone with the reflexes of a world-champion mumblety-peg player should have no problem.