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#51
A long press on the desktop brings up the Desktop menu straight away instead of having to press on the desktop then press the circle button.
 

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#52
If an application you are using such as the Browser freezes up and is unresponsive. Click the power button and choose End Current task. Just like in task manager in windows.
 

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#53
In the browser quick double press the backspace key to immediatly go to previous page, instead of choice window.

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#54
You can add contacts shortcuts to the desktop screen (like speed dial).

Clicking the status thing at the top brings up a handy set of settings (profile, bluetooth, net connection, status on skype etc. and alarms).

You can turn off the auto word completion/capitalisation in the text input settings (love that, it annoys me lol).

More a hint than a gimmick, but I leave an arc across the bottom right of the desktop free so I can naturally flick through using my right thumb with one hand.

Last edited by Dervish; 2010-03-20 at 12:52.
 
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#55
Just a idea that came up when i read about turning the phone uppside down to mute a call. New android phones also have that mute feature and in addition they have other similar features:
1. When you pick up your ringing phone from a table the accelometer notices it and lowers the ringing volume.
2. If your mobile starts ringing in a tight place like your bag the proximity sensor notices it and increases the ringing volume.
Would it be possible to add similar features to the N900?

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#56
Using internet with the keyboard closed, you can swipe from the left of the screen to get cursor mode - but you can also swipe from the right of the screen to bring up browser history.
 

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#57
Once you've done the left-side swipe in browser, use finger to pull mouse cursor to point in page, then use [space bar] or [shift] to left-click and select area the cursor is over - useful for e.g. scrolling back to a point in a flash video.
 

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1. When you pick up your ringing phone from a table the accelometer notices it and lowers the ringing volume.
2. If your mobile starts ringing in a tight place like your bag the proximity sensor notices it and increases the ringing volume.
Would it be possible to add similar features to the N900?
me want! me want!
 
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#59
You're able to use the keyboard while browsing in portrait mode by closing the keyboard just a bit. Thus enabling you to browse with one hand by pushing space with your thumb. Comes handy if you're reading long texts.
 

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#60
Reflow the text in the browser when you are zoomed in with
control shift i

great for web sites that have small text.
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