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2010-04-16
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#1391
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Originally Posted by Sphinx780
My firmware is rock solid stable as far as I've seen. Can do a load more than the N900 can do too, a lot less fiddly!
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2010-04-16
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#1392
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Originally Posted by berty
why should we care about your ipod?
My firmware is rock solid stable as far as I've seen. Can do a load more than the N900 can do too, a lot less fiddly!
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2010-04-16
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@ US
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#1393
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Originally Posted by berty
Hahahaha Just admit you still missed your N900.... poor thing. Go tell that to your iphone fanboy.
My firmware is rock solid stable as far as I've seen. Can do a load more than the N900 can do too, a lot less fiddly!
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2010-04-16
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@ NL
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Originally Posted by berty
You have an iPhone now but keep spamming this forum with useless posts? Is your new toy not entertaining enough?
My firmware is rock solid stable as far as I've seen. Can do a load more than the N900 can do too, a lot less fiddly!
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2010-04-16
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@ Bristol, UK
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#1395
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Dont you dare compare that useless mobile with n900!
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2010-04-16
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@ Λεμεσιανός, ρε!
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Originally Posted by flexmat
Can you make it any more apparent that you're clueless about software development? I mean, really....
I laugh if pr 1.2 still has bugs.
I will quote myself, AGAIN:
Look at it this way. With any major project (especially hardware/software) there will always be issues/defects. ALWAYS. Things aren't shipped when they are "bug free" - they are shipped when there is reasonable confidence that the major issues have been identified and fixed or deemed low impact. I'd rather a company be honest and delay something a little rather than chuck it out the door with what may possibly be serious defects.
What would happen to the device's reputation and future sales if they prematurely sent it out the door knowing there is a possibility of something going horribly wrong? Look at the guest account issue with the latest version of OS X, for instance. Some more exposure to beta testers may have very well exposed that issue, who knows; yet obviously the decision was made to release it. It is also quite likely that some people in Apple's release management team were aware of it and decided that it is not that likely end users would follow that scenario.
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2010-04-16
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@ UK
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my girlfriend has an iphone and while i might pick it up a couple of times a week to play a game (when she has my n900), she is on mine all the time because her iphone is just too slow in comparison for web browsing
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2010-04-16
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Originally Posted by skalogre
See my post 1421.It's normal for you to give us an OS with lots of bugs (pr 1.0)?
Can you make it any more apparent that you're clueless about software development? I mean, really....
I will quote myself, AGAIN:
Look at it this way. With any major project (especially hardware/software) there will always be issues/defects. ALWAYS. Things aren't shipped when they are "bug free" - they are shipped when there is reasonable confidence that the major issues have been identified and fixed or deemed low impact. I'd rather a company be honest and delay something a little rather than chuck it out the door with what may possibly be serious defects.
What would happen to the device's reputation and future sales if they prematurely sent it out the door knowing there is a possibility of something going horribly wrong? Look at the guest account issue with the latest version of OS X, for instance. Some more exposure to beta testers may have very well exposed that issue, who knows; yet obviously the decision was made to release it. It is also quite likely that some people in Apple's release management team were aware of it and decided that it is not that likely end users would follow that scenario.
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2010-04-16
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@ Canada
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i saw this topic about PR 1.2 at MaemoBriefs and its totally awesome!!!
As i update my n900's firmware, i see only minor changes, and i first thought that PR 1.2 will be the same but i am wrong and glad to be wrong!
so many changes! looking forward to it!
EDIT: oops! i saw it in nokia labs, not MaemoBriefs....
As i update my n900's firmware, i see only minor changes, and i first thought that PR 1.2 will be the same but i am wrong and glad to be wrong!
so many changes! looking forward to it!
EDIT: oops! i saw it in nokia labs, not MaemoBriefs....
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2010-04-16
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@ Λεμεσιανός, ρε!
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#1400
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Originally Posted by flexmat
See my post 1421.It's normal for you to give us an OS with lots of bugs (pr 1.0)?
You just made it even more apparent that you have no idea. Read again what I wrote.
P.s. I didn't realise I gave you an OS. if I did, give it back, it's mine.
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WTF is wrong with me even reading this thread?
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