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Originally Posted by floffe
i will try this from work and let u know !
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2010-01-01
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I also wanna see browser like opera mini or mobile or some plugin for default browser on n900...
I hate mobile browsers that have no feature for to screen or text fit to screen. Its hard to read text if haveto scroll horisontaly to read text.
Last edited by keskju; 2010-01-16 at 12:49.
I hate mobile browsers that have no feature for to screen or text fit to screen. Its hard to read text if haveto scroll horisontaly to read text.
Last edited by keskju; 2010-01-16 at 12:49.
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2010-01-02
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I'm coming to the conclusion it's not for novices. I can't get the application manager to work, which seems to be a fairly major deal. 
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2010-01-02
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I love my N900, wouldn't change it for anything else, but frankly, it's not for novices. At least not yet. The app support (eg. having an app to hold you hand for every task imaginable) it's just not there yet, the platform is just too young. Yes, you can do pretty much everything by hand, and the community is really great, but for average Joe, the learning curve is just too steep. IMHO.
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2010-01-02
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It does make it easier if you've used Linux before, but TBH most of it is in the background and the main functions of the phone: phone, IM,email, texting, media player - is all handled with the very fast and slick UI. You don't really need a linux knowledge unless you absolutely must start using it more as a computer than a phone.
Playstation worked just fine as it was, but there were alsop Net Yaroze, etc.,.
Playstation worked just fine as it was, but there were alsop Net Yaroze, etc.,.
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2010-01-02
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as soon as an app like mymobiler comes out for n900 the better loool
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2010-01-02
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Originally Posted by juahan
People aren't allowed to have preferred browsers anymore?
I'm just wondering, why would you want to have Opera in N900?
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2010-01-02
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Dont get mine until Tuesday, but I already know that Im part of a certain group of people who will, for months, no doubt feel overwhelmed.
I work for CPW and I've tinkered with most phones, but Maemo is a different beast altogether. What Ive seen, anyway. Getting my hands on one on tuesday may relax me a bit!
Honestly, reading some of the advice on here, is it wrong that it just seems like a completely different language? I pretty sharp with technology, but some of the stuff on here literally scares the bejesus out of me!
I work for CPW and I've tinkered with most phones, but Maemo is a different beast altogether. What Ive seen, anyway. Getting my hands on one on tuesday may relax me a bit!
Honestly, reading some of the advice on here, is it wrong that it just seems like a completely different language? I pretty sharp with technology, but some of the stuff on here literally scares the bejesus out of me!
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2010-01-02
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Originally Posted by olighak
Im very much excited about getting a hands on with it, I think my trepidation is mainly down to the fact that every phone I've ever had, WInMo ect, I have instantly known why way around. Sticking apps on, modding, tweaking, its all been very natural. But I distinctly remember leaning how to do all that on WinMo, and it been ok, because it was windows.
In some ways I was the same way. Then it became fun to play with. Then I became a little sad due to the lack of software, then I had some fun using the terminal (I like the idea of using it a little, but I truly do not want to have to open it every week thatīs a little too much)
Itīs a fabulous new device. Throughout christmas both me and my father sat on the opposite ends of a couch playing around on our N900īs. He figured out to check out his work schedule and log on to Lotus Notes on the N900, I modified his keyboard to fit our native language and it both devices ran well.
Maemo excites me, its openness and power and tweakability, but the fact that it's literally an entirely new OS makes me feel like a complete dunce! i know NOTHING about linux!
Still, bet I could sell it and get an X2 if I truly dont 'get' it!
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2010-01-03
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Originally Posted by Luke Valentine
You'll get it, no worries. If you're used to 'tweaking' phones it will take you less than 48 hours to get the hang of the Maemo UI. There will be irritating odds and ends that seem to be in the wrong place (data counter reset being under phone settings is my bugbear) but a matter of days and you'll have the hang of the thing.
Im very much excited about getting a hands on with it, I think my trepidation is mainly down to the fact that every phone I've ever had, WInMo ect, I have instantly known why way around. Sticking apps on, modding, tweaking, its all been very natural. But I distinctly remember leaning how to do all that on WinMo, and it been ok, because it was windows.
Maemo excites me, its openness and power and tweakability, but the fact that it's literally an entirely new OS makes me feel like a complete dunce! i know NOTHING about linux!
Still, bet I could sell it and get an X2 if I truly dont 'get' it!
What you won't get in that time is the deeper recesses of it. This device is like an onion - always a new layer to explore. And just when you thought you had it set up how you want, along comes another piece of software. The e-book reader arrived yesterday: guess how I spent the day?
You'll get the basics right off. How much deeper you want to go is up to you.
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