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2011-01-10
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2011-01-10
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2011-01-10
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2011-01-10
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Buy a cheapy Android phone for now and then saving for something in the 3rd quarter 2011. Wait to see what the N9 would bring and if is 5hit then just move your wagon and attach with the high end dual core droidsYes you've heard me, DUAL CORE droid (though the OS is not yet utilizing the multicores processor but soon in Android 2.4 may be)
I'm prepare to jump the cliff for that if Nokia release the N9 and it doesn't match my specification in modern Mobile device hardware.
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2011-01-10
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2011-01-10
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I am more than happy with Maemo and the N900. Yes Nokia have all but abandoned it, but the community is incredible.
In the last few months alone we have recieved working and easy to use usb host mode, monitor mode and my favourite update to date... PACKET INJECTION!
Seeing the look on my brothers face when I was able to crack his wifi connection in 7 minutes was priceless
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2011-01-10
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Believe me, if not for the maemo.org community I would have jumped ship at least 6 months ago.
Yes it's fun to show off things that no other currrent device has like the FM transmitter, but that doesn't make up for the fact that the OS is missing or is lacking in areas that shouldn't be that hard for the Engineers at Nokia to fix or provide us with, out of the box or with minor updates.
Was MMS really that hard to implement?
FMMS always worked for me and I only used it maybe 5 times, but MMS, use it a lot or not at all is a basic mobile phone function.
The $50 Nokia my GF uses has it.
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2011-01-10
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2011-01-10
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What to do?..... I am not going to buy another N900, it is too outdated and the OS is a dead end now.
I guess I'll decide by the end of this week what device I am going to buy next.
Leaning heavily towards Android.