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Oh, people would remember the qolerat. It spams you with random bad puns and parodies right in the middle of important usage.
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2009-08-23
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I like to call multi-touch 'tutti-touch'
In Portuguese the noun 'touch' is 'toque'. The same word is used for ringtones. When the phone is ringing we say it is 'tocando'
A funny word in Portuguese for a nosy person is 'xereta' (x like 'sh'). It even has the X someone said would make it look hip!
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2009-08-23
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For OPEN someone proposed AVATA ("to open" in Finnish)
CONFLEX, NEXUS or FLEX were also good proposals.
From Eldar's review it is clear N900 is on par wit iPhone for the touch, so they can use the world "TOUCH" in Latin, Italian, Spanish or Finnish (a short and catchy word).
TOUCH in Spanish: TACTO, AMAGO, NEXO
TOUCH in Italian: TASTO,
TOUCH in Finnish: OSUMA, TUNTO, TAPA
A good option would be "CONTACT".
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2009-08-23
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2009-08-23
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If we want to say how much free and open the device is, what about Nokia Hacker, or Nokia Snoop?
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2009-08-23
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2009-08-23
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2009-08-23
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Isn't Tocco (Samsung's touch line) Italian for touch? Or Latin or something, I can't remember. So their lawyers might not be best pleased with Nokia copying. I think the M series of phones would be good, anyone for M900? Though I think M5 would be the best. And, as it's our favourite portable OS's first real time in the open, it could simply be called the 'Maemo'.
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In Portuguese the noun 'touch' is 'toque'. The same word is used for ringtones. When the phone is ringing we say it is 'tocando', 'touching'. Probably a leftover from bell telephones...
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If we want to say how much free and open the device is, what about Nokia Hacker, or Nokia Snoop?
A funny word in Portuguese for a nosy person is 'xereta' (x like 'sh'). It even has the X someone said would make it look hip!