Let me get this rite... so what you're saying is... abill_uk <3 misterc = cod3rror?

You want a shorter operating time?

Today 21:00 BST, and tomorrow 09:00 BST.

My micro-SIM arrived today.

OK, Thanks!

There is something on the football player's forearm when he is in the shower, but the quality is bad(probably filmed with a nokia phone) so I can't make it out.

It's time: Chuck Attack

http://trolololololololololol.com/

No, i want about 30% faster and about 10% better battery life like my N900 overclocked to 1ghz with lowered voltages since April 2010.

We had this dicussion on the epic overclocking thread back in 2010, so lets not waist time arguing anymore if it's good or bad.

Should be piss easy, with the right kernel config.
We still have root....
The work's mostly been done on the N900.
A solution will crop-up very soon after release IMO.

See comment by sguest...
http://mynokiablog.com/2011/07/24/no...der-in-russia/
So perhaps Singapore telcos will be getting it as early as some reviewers here in Australia.

Not clear on exact release dates for carriers in Oz, so far they've only said "September".
But reviewers like jakiman will get it before then, & will release their reviews before then etc.

And it's not yet clear if there'll be any sort of non-carrier availability in Australia, or the region.
Jakiman's going to ask Nokia Australia next time they update him on the status of his N9.

I'm pretty tunnel visioned about my own stuff, so I haven't ventured out as much as I'm sure others have by now, but I'll give it a try.

I don't see XMPP, so I'm guessing no gtalk at the moment, but there's SIP, and thus I'm also guessing that the whole stack is supported. So, if I find the time, and I can find where I installed that damn SIP server, I can see if I can have a n950 <-> n[89]x0 video chat.

But remember, and like others have said, this firmware is not representative of the final product.

grob is the name of the browser, but after doing a rudimentary find around the file system, I couldn't see anything interesting. Knowing what I know, I would find it hard to believe that the configuration isn't sitting around in an XML file somewhere.

Usually it's pretty easy to fill up with the Facebook news feed, but I haven't been able to do that this morning for some reason. I think this list is like the other lists in the system; there's a sort function in the options popup and there's the right-side quick browse that is based on your sorting function. But I'm not positive.

There's a Facebook app (program?) and Facebook chat is supported out-of-the-box. Facebook events can clutter the events view, but you can press-and-hold to bring up a popup to allow you to clean the view of all Facebook notifications. So, it seems that there's a per protocol granularity.

No twitter yet, but I thought I heard that the twimgo guy is working on it.

Hmmm, not sure. There's a Documents program, but I don't know what formats it support yet. It seems very nice; it has the usual amount of search, jumping, sharing and viewing options.

It's too bad gtalk isn't supported yet, 'cause I could answer so many more IM questions. As far as I can tell, but don't quote me on this, Nokia has moved away from the many-windows conversations approach. There seems to be one app and you bounce back and forth from a specific conversation and the conversations list. But the nice thing is, you don't need to go to the desktop to change conversations.

The home pages, or home screens, aren't application specific; quite the opposite. The app itself is a forth screen, if you will. Kinda sorta. If I confused you, maybe take another cruise around:

http://swipe.nokia.com/