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#91
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Originally Posted by brontide
and in the end we end up with pages that seems to only work on the designers own desktop computer (widescreen seems to be the latest fad).
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2008-09-10
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Originally Posted by tso
There are *at least* two bugs related to facebook that I have seen in bugs.maemo.org recently. One is a bug in flash where it presents the wrong version. The other appears to be a JS bug of sorts.... didn't read more.
let me guess, your still using old style facebook...
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2008-09-11
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#93
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Originally Posted by brontide
tell me about it. I have to deal with mobile-phone app & content distribution and configuration. We have a database with hundreds of phones and associated user-agents, each with countless parameters. an accepts style header that gives basic info (resolution, etc...) would make our life _so_ much easier
Which is kinda silly
http://www.webaim.org/blog/user-agent-string-history/
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2008-09-11
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#94
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Well this hasn't gone waayyy off topic, lol
92 pages for a simple question, lol
continue on...
92 pages for a simple question, lol
continue on...
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2008-09-11
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Well, even those who are normally sticklers about OT can't really bring ourselves to care about this sort of silly thread. 
Originally Posted by spd2last
See, there's two possible responses (both include thinking "Oh here we go with another one of these threads."); we can point out that if you don't care enough to read through every thread, it obviously won't bother you much to remain ignorant, or we can be nice and "bring it all together in one thread."
So my question is: Are there any reliable rumors or any bits of information that a direct successor to the N810 is coming? Please, I don't want you guys thinking "Oh here we go with another one of these threads." But there are references to the N900 or N820 spread all around the forum and since I don't have the time to read through every thread, I wanted to bring it all together in this one thread.
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2008-09-11
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#96
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One thing that bogs down this discussion is the assumption that each new tablet will be a "direct replacement" for the previous. That has not been true for the last 2, so don't automatically assume it will be going forward. That platform is still new and it is still finding its way.
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2008-09-11
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Originally Posted by Texrat
So my impression that the N800 is now unpurchaseable because the N810 came out and replaced it is false? The N800 is going to reappear soon, more are on the way?
One thing that bogs down this discussion is the assumption that each new tablet will be a "direct replacement" for the previous. That has not been true for the last 2, so don't automatically assume it will be going forward.
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Strictly speaking, the the impression you just expressed is false. It's unpurchaseable (new, anyway) now, and will probably stay that way, but they were sold together for quite a while. (It seems pretty natural that products introduced earlier will be taken out of production earlier.)
The N810 WiMAX and non-WiMAX probably will be sold side-by-side, and the next product could be any of several options without being a "direct replacement" (or "N810 successor"): It could be an N800-like device (indeed, a direct replacement for the N800), it could be a GSM-connected device (<gasp />, a phone!), with the N810 left for carrier-independence, or even a line-up of devices covering the whole range.
If one wanted to read altogether too much into "That platform is still new and it is still finding its way.", the N800 successor could be eliminated; while I don't think that's justified, I also don't think an N800 successor is especially likely.
The N810 WiMAX and non-WiMAX probably will be sold side-by-side, and the next product could be any of several options without being a "direct replacement" (or "N810 successor"): It could be an N800-like device (indeed, a direct replacement for the N800), it could be a GSM-connected device (<gasp />, a phone!), with the N810 left for carrier-independence, or even a line-up of devices covering the whole range.
If one wanted to read altogether too much into "That platform is still new and it is still finding its way.", the N800 successor could be eliminated; while I don't think that's justified, I also don't think an N800 successor is especially likely.
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2008-09-11
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Originally Posted by TheRealBubba
You're taking my comments way too far. Benson got it correct.
So my impression that the N800 is now unpurchaseable because the N810 came out and replaced it is false? The N800 is going to reappear soon, more are on the way?
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2008-09-12
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Originally Posted by Texrat
Actually, the same is true for the N95 and its several revisions. Each have their own + and -. Even the N96 probably has its + and - compared to the several N95 revisions. Like price :P
One thing that bogs down this discussion is the assumption that each new tablet will be a "direct replacement" for the previous. That has not been true for the last 2, so don't automatically assume it will be going forward. That platform is still new and it is still finding its way.
I believe its natural because every advantage has a disadvantage ie. double-edged sword. You can only add so much hardware or options to allow hardware add-ons. Inbetween there is a lot of complex choice.
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