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2011-02-01
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@ Scandinavia
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Nokia E63. What an excellent phone. Precessor of E63, E71 was sturdy as rock. Had that too. 
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2011-02-03
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Joined on Aug 2010
@ Gravesend, UK
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Originally Posted by jhepburn
Same here. I bought the N97 32gb not long after launch. Wow, disillusioned is an understatement. I still had my N95 at the time and thought the N97 was a natural progression. Heh. How wrong could I be?
Personally, I replaced an N95 with an N97 mini, and S60 5th Ed disillusioned me so much that when it was accidentally destroyed by being run over by a tram I decided that since I didn't like any of the Android hardware solutions and the N8 was still a bit expensive for me, I'd give the N900 a try.
And I'm loving it.
Now I've had my N900 for 3 weeks and I haven't looked back. The N97 is going up for sale and I'm NEVER getting rid of my N95 or my N900.
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2011-02-04
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Joined on Jun 2010
@ Netherlands
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I always like to have a mobile that is different or has something extra ..my list from 2003 until now:
1. O2 XDA (Window mobile when it was revolutionary)
2. NEC 400i I-mode (first camera phone, i-mode was nice)
3. Nokia 6680 (Symbian was still good; unsigned apps, great 1.3 MP camera)
4. G-Cam Gigabyte (probably my best low-light camera ever)
5. I-mobile 902 (so so)
6. Samsung G810 (3x optical zoom, GPS)
7. Nokia N900 (best community, keyboard)
Next phone: not in a rush, but if anyone would get the Dell streak running on Maemo, it could be a candidate
1. O2 XDA (Window mobile when it was revolutionary)
2. NEC 400i I-mode (first camera phone, i-mode was nice)
3. Nokia 6680 (Symbian was still good; unsigned apps, great 1.3 MP camera)
4. G-Cam Gigabyte (probably my best low-light camera ever)
5. I-mobile 902 (so so)
6. Samsung G810 (3x optical zoom, GPS)
7. Nokia N900 (best community, keyboard)
Next phone: not in a rush, but if anyone would get the Dell streak running on Maemo, it could be a candidate
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2011-02-04
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@ Argentina
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I have always been a "Nokier":
2005: Nokia 1100. Best phone for the price.
2006: Nokia 6101, got stolen in mid 2007
2007: Nokia 6300. Great phone.
2010: N900. The 6300 still works, being used by a brother in law
2005: Nokia 1100. Best phone for the price.
2006: Nokia 6101, got stolen in mid 2007
2007: Nokia 6300. Great phone.
2010: N900. The 6300 still works, being used by a brother in law
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2011-02-04
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@ My pants
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#365
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N97=crap right before the N900, I even bought it without searching about it! I have a real vast history with Nokia phones.
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2011-02-04
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#366
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oh my old 6630 it was a great phone
it was a great phone
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2011-02-04
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Joined on Nov 2010
@ Germany
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Before the N900, I was carrying at least two devices simultaneously, sometimes three, sometimes even four:
A siemens A55 for phone and SMS
A Palm TX for PDA, music player, PDF viewer, gaming, and (rudimentary) navigation
As the Palm has no GPS built in, additionally an external GPS:
And a Canon Powershot G5 for photos:
All now included in the N900. I'm only on the lookout for a good digital compact camera to make better photos than the build-in camera.
A siemens A55 for phone and SMS
A Palm TX for PDA, music player, PDF viewer, gaming, and (rudimentary) navigation
As the Palm has no GPS built in, additionally an external GPS:
And a Canon Powershot G5 for photos:
All now included in the N900.
I'm only on the lookout for a good digital compact camera to make better photos than the build-in camera.
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2011-02-04
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@ London
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samsung tocco, anything at the time would have been an upgrade...before that it was all nokia
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2011-02-04
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@ belgrade
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well after a couple of bricks in between '98 and '04 I bought a then-brand-new nokia 6230. it was awesome, I've been using it for almost 4 years. for that time 3G browsing, camera, mp3 and all was pretty good stuff.
then I finally switched to N95 8GB which was also good, but it didn't have that 'awww' factor for me, since I basically went through with amazement on my previous nokia.
Now it's been a year with N900, and I fully like it. yes, there are bugs and lags, but the good stuff prevails by far. lots of people here complain, but I think they just got used too much to all of its great sides, like lovely UI, chat conversatons, firm build, awesome default browser, etc etc.
then I finally switched to N95 8GB which was also good, but it didn't have that 'awww' factor for me, since I basically went through with amazement on my previous nokia.
Now it's been a year with N900, and I fully like it. yes, there are bugs and lags, but the good stuff prevails by far. lots of people here complain, but I think they just got used too much to all of its great sides, like lovely UI, chat conversatons, firm build, awesome default browser, etc etc.
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2011-02-04
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@ Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
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Previous phone was Sony Ericsson P1i
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