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2010-03-04
, 16:18
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Joined on Dec 2008
@ Costa Rica
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Angry Birds !
Besides that, I'm one of those that like the n900 for the OpenSource philosophy, install things, test things, modify catorise menu using vim, etc.
In fact, I think that anyone that does not enjoy those things, and only want a good phone, the n900 it's not the choice.
Besides that, I'm one of those that like the n900 for the OpenSource philosophy, install things, test things, modify catorise menu using vim, etc.
In fact, I think that anyone that does not enjoy those things, and only want a good phone, the n900 it's not the choice.
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2010-03-04
, 16:26
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Joined on Jan 2010
@ Canada
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Originally Posted by lsolano
oh yes, the Hacker Device what others call it,
Angry Birds !
Besides that, I'm one of those that like the n900 for the OpenSource philosophy, install things, test things, modify catorise menu using vim, etc.
In fact, I think that anyone that does not enjoy those things, and only want a good phone, the n900 it's not the choice.
i just downloaded a text that contains learning linux in 10mins, but it is taking me a week now,
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2010-03-04
, 16:29
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Joined on Mar 2010
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Wow, I suddenly feel outside of the circle. I've just followed the N Series.
I'm hoping to learn something new, now. :P
I'm hoping to learn something new, now. :P
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2010-03-04
, 16:35
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Joined on Nov 2009
@ Fargo, North Dakota, USA
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I bought it to learn Linux, hack the camera, and to have a phone. I haven't had a mobile phone since November of 2006.
T-mobile service is so bad that in my area, it's still like I don't have a phone.
T-mobile service is so bad that in my area, it's still like I don't have a phone.
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2010-03-04
, 16:46
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Joined on Jan 2010
@ Canada
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Originally Posted by fake
no new phones since 2006, well you are loyal
I bought it to learn Linux, hack the camera, and to have a phone. I haven't had a mobile phone since November of 2006.
T-mobile service is so bad that in my area, it's still like I don't have a phone.
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2010-03-04
, 17:03
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Joined on Oct 2009
@ Birmingham
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Am I the only one that uses this for everything? lol 
Camera, media player (music and film), office (emails + easy debian with apps), phone, sms, alarm clock, calender, msn, e-books, rss, podcasts, games (facebook, NES, master gear, gameboy, native), sporting ecoach, news feeds the list goes on and on and on.......
...... this device has replaced everything in one little compact package!!
Camera, media player (music and film), office (emails + easy debian with apps), phone, sms, alarm clock, calender, msn, e-books, rss, podcasts, games (facebook, NES, master gear, gameboy, native), sporting ecoach, news feeds
the list goes on and on and on............. this device has replaced everything in one little compact package!!
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2010-03-04
, 17:07
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Joined on Nov 2009
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Originally Posted by Mazi
Does this thing play MKVs? Nice! I didnt know that!
watching my huge list of MKV films with this beauty is main
I use mine for playing DJ Mixes from Panucci (so it resumes nicely) and watching TV shows on the train to work in the morning. Great device!
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2010-03-04
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Joined on Jan 2010
@ Canada
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Originally Posted by davedickson
LOL! Dont loose your device man!
Am I the only one that uses this for everything? lol
Camera, media player (music and film), office (emails + easy debian with apps), phone, sms, alarm clock, calender, msn, e-books, rss, podcasts, games (facebook, NES, master gear, gameboy, native), sporting ecoach, news feeds
...... this device has replaced everything in one little compact package!!
as for me, the n900 is my media and gaming device, its not my main phone, just use it as a back up number in case people are unable to keep in touch with me through my main phone number, (its like less than a personal phone).