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So, the e71 is starting to crackle a bit, and although I'd expected the n900 to be the phone for me for a while - I really find having a device that has stalled in this way, that I need to recharge every night, isn't an attractive alternative. Which leaves android ICS, I guess. But, I though that before I spend money on a new smartphone, I'd check it out here.
I know I can still use the vanilla n900 maemo 5 much the same as I could a year or so back - if I want to. But of all the various hacks around - Mer, Nitdroid, even the CSSU - do any of them offer me any benefits and allow me to use the thing in the way I could use a new android phone? That is, as a mini-tablet computer that I can also use to make calls via a mobile network, browse, text, and so on.
I'd appreciate a straight yes or no type answer, not that I am wrong for asking this sort of question (which was one of the reasons I stopped posting and reading this forum a year ago).
Mish.
Maemo 5, Windows 7 (for MCE, MS.Word+Endnote), Debian, Ubuntu, trying to get LibreOffice Writer+Bibus working properly with EndNote bibliography, given up trying to get MythTV working with AverMedia Galaxy DVB-S USB tuner. Linux & astronomy: http://mishastro.wikispaces.com/