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I'd love to give E7 a try. I think Symbian (and especially Symbian^3) is a very solid operating system (in fact, as far as I know Symbian is one of the best operating systems out there for embedded devices, performance and flexibility-wise), and to be honest that phone looks just beautiful 
BUT - I won't trade my N900 for it
BUT - I won't trade my N900 for it
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2011-01-17
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Originally Posted by geneven
As a non-techy I'm intrigued; just how safe is overclocking the N900 really? I mean from 600 to say, 800? And would that kind of change show a real improvement in speed, or not that much?
I think 1.1 or 1.2GHz is the max for the N900.
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Originally Posted by efekt
I will not disagree with you, it is a GREAT looking device. But from what I've read about Symbian^3, it seems buggy and has limitations. I won't be swapping my N900 for it either
I'd love to give E7 a try. I think Symbian (and especially Symbian^3) is a very solid operating system (in fact, as far as I know Symbian is one of the best operating systems out there for embedded devices, performance and flexibility-wise), and to be honest that phone looks just beautiful
BUT - I won't trade my N900 for it
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2011-01-17
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but isnt symbian getting loads of updates this year, its going to be like an overhaul of the os! Symbian might look very different in 10 months
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Originally Posted by AndyNokia232
Dont see any reason to overclock unless wanting to perform a specific task. I would advice not to overclock your device. There is a reason why it is at 600.
As a non-techy I'm intrigued; just how safe is overclocking the N900 really? I mean from 600 to say, 800? And would that kind of change show a real improvement in speed, or not that much?
There is alot of OC threads here so plz search and read. And dont go to much of topic here.
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2011-01-17
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Originally Posted by Dave999
Cheers for that
Dont see any reason to overclock unless wanting to perform a specific task. I would advice not to overclock your device. There is a reason why it is at 600.
There is alot of OC threads here so plz search and read. And dont go to much of topic here.
Bet you couldn't overclock an E7...
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2011-01-17
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Originally Posted by airjaff
You know, I think the fact that Nokia released Symbian^3 in an unfinished state really is telling. Soon the qwerty portrait update is being released, which is good news for N8 owners, but why wasn't this part of the original OS? People don't want to spend $600 on a new E7, to then have to wait 4 months for those browser updates, or whatever, to make it work the way they expected it to in the first place!
but isnt symbian getting loads of updates this year, its going to be like an overhaul of the os! Symbian might look very different in 10 months
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2011-01-17
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Hm Id love to have a thin mobile phone for my suits and such, this bulky bastard kinda gets in the way some times when all I really need is "phone" and "sms". course, Im sure theres thinner and cheaper devices that can do that. on the other hand again, the new os intrigues me slightly.
but yeah no, Im not swapping my n900 until something better comes along with hw keyboard and such an open OS as maemo5.
but yeah no, Im not swapping my n900 until something better comes along with hw keyboard and such an open OS as maemo5.
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2011-01-17
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Yes it is a bulky bastard. But I think it is the best bet for having a HW keyboard and quality, open OS.
N9 will succeed the E7 by late summer this year, and E7 owners will be pissed off. N900 owners will be happy they waited
N9 will succeed the E7 by late summer this year, and E7 owners will be pissed off. N900 owners will be happy they waited
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