from:

http://konttoristhoughts.blogspot.co...73851680035486

"Fash is supported in fennec, but not in the default browser. We wanted to keep a clear differentiation between "desktop" -alike browsing and mobile browsing. Default browser focuses entirely in one handed use and relaxed browsing, where as fennec just does it all and acts like a desktop browser (tabs and all)"

finally some good news!

N900 didn't have USB host but now it works. N9 does not have any HD output capability right now. QUite certain. But maybe some hacker/dev can somehow make it possible later on? If not, it's okay by me I guess. I don't use HDMI out as often as I thought I would anyways. (with my N8/E7)

But one thing I do use even on N8/E7 is USB OTG. So I really hope this can be enabled on the N9 at a later stage.

oh Elop must of thrown his toys out of the Pram and demanded removal.
Shame on Nokia for Censoring a harmless game.
The game is nothing special but it was a good laugh at Elops expense

Are you sure? Wow nokia is really going down. They don't even get humour anymore.

By the way I like what electricpig.co.uk writes about the n9:

"Nokia N9 hands on: Nokia’s greatest phone is also its greatest mistake"

"We can hope but Nokia comes to it senses and pushes both platforms when the Nokia N9 goes on sale later this year."

i think folks are overhyping or overhoping for mhl over microusb, especially on a nokia which also charges and pc suite and mass storage and modem and usb otg over microusb..

would i rather play a video file to tv from a usb drive or have mhl hdmi output?

The `swipe` UI already has a similar feature - when you `click` on the status bar you get something similar to Maemo 5's status bar where you can toggle things like BT/WLAN/2G-3G-DUAL/etc. but the point of a widget is to be always present - once you unlock your device it's right there and you can control the things you want while everything lays on top of it.

I guess `tabbing` on the events pane could be a solution - you just add a tab bar right bellow the general notifications (calls, messages, mails...) and then you can switch to a separate tab (e.g. social, media, books, whatever) of which some could host user-defined (or 3rd party app defined) control, or even purely visual widgets. I for one would turn off the `social` stack completely - I don't have FB nor Tweeter account and, frankly, I couldn't care less about those - I'd put there a RSS `bar` instead.

It would add to confusion, tho, and it's obvious that the UI/UX designers did their best to keep it as simple as possible, even at the expense of more swipes/clicks/whatever, so I don't think they'd consider such an approach... On the other hand, it would essentially turn the events pane into a virtual desktop pane, thus reconciling the both sides...

wtf is this?
http://answers.pubarticles.com/7084,...ok-email-.html
i mean how the eff?

Tyepin meistakes are unaividible, I'd guess...

anyone know if the calendar app is open or closed? i would like to see other apps that make use of days etc being able to use the calendar. eg.
weather app is able to put the forecast in the calendar for days you pick. doesn't have to be lots of detail, maybe temp and picture of cloud or little bit of info thats clickable to open up the weather app.

or a history/event logger being able to click on a day already gone by and if you took images or video's you can see how many and click to open the image viewer with those filtered.

anyone else think this would be good?

Closed. In Harmattan, the default approach is to have a Nokia proprietary UX layer including the applications[1].