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2010-09-29
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Originally Posted by Mc_mice
LOL N900 with all the super duper tricks would last 5 hours even less with 3G data on + 1 hour GPS use per day with ulv.
On the Desire you are covered with 1 and 2.
cant say about 3, but I have heard that batterytime is awful on it, even comparing to N900
Games are on all Android phones great IMO. Messenger is not as good as N900 ( but not by far) and browsing is also somewhat off, even though there is flash 10 on newer android firmware. The overall browser experience is different than n900, you either like it or hate it. I like the n900 .
On Galaxy, you have more balanced package, battery is similar to n900. Might even better, I donīt really know.
It all comes down to what you REALLY want, more apps/games in a more mobile phone package or less apps/games in more mobile computer package. All the 3 phones have there weakness and streights.
Just my 2 cents
On Galaxy S, I have gmail sync, 3g data, waze(gps) and some more crap using the net, screen is brighter, bluetooth on always, i get around 12 hours without any charging.
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2010-09-29
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Originally Posted by eitama
I'm gonna have to call shenanigans on that. If you want to back that number up then I suggest doing some real testing
LOL N900 with all the super duper tricks would last 5 hours even less with 3G data on + 1 hour GPS use per day with ulv.
On Galaxy S, I have gmail sync, 3g data, waze(gps) and some more crap using the net, screen is brighter, bluetooth on always, i get around 12 hours without any charging.
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2010-09-29
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Im in the same boat really, I love my n900 but sometimes the lack of apps are quite annoying when comparing with android/iphone etc, although I do prefer the n900 to both.
I want the n9 definitely, but if the n9 isn't going to be released until like June next year, i'd rather try and get a 12 month contract on the n8 and then get the n9 when it comes out, if the n9 is going to be released in Jan, then i'd definitely hold out for it...
Does anyone have anymore info about the n9? I can't find anything at all apart from distant rumours.
I want the n9 definitely, but if the n9 isn't going to be released until like June next year, i'd rather try and get a 12 month contract on the n8 and then get the n9 when it comes out, if the n9 is going to be released in Jan, then i'd definitely hold out for it...
Does anyone have anymore info about the n9? I can't find anything at all apart from distant rumours.
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2010-09-29
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#45
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Originally Posted by Mc_mice
If you need GPS you should think twice after
It all comes down to what you REALLY want, more apps/games in a more mobile phone package or less apps/games in more mobile computer package. All the 3 phones have there weakness and streights.
Just my 2 cents
reading this one:
"If the Galaxy S wins will my GPS start working?"
http://forum.androidcentral.com/t-ca...ionship-2.html
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2010-09-29
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#46
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Originally Posted by Capt'n Corrupt
Hm, a flash -even the small N900 LEDs- is a real minimum in my opinion.
6) The Galaxy S camera is very good, and has great low-light performance (even lacking a flash)
I do not have any problems with N900 in very low light situations.
Would be interesting to have measurements for this.
Up to now I did not use it to make those "real night shots"
which look somehow green.
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2010-09-29
, 17:54
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Something to consider if you have artistic inclinations is mypaint and the n900's pressure sensitive screen. I showed the application on my phone to an Apple crazy friend and he was totally stunned!
He has ordered his own N900 for that feature and application alone.
He has ordered his own N900 for that feature and application alone.
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2010-09-30
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Originally Posted by Grok
I tried to get mypaint on
Something to consider if you have artistic inclinations is mypaint and the n900's pressure sensitive screen. I showed the application on my phone to an Apple crazy friend and he was totally stunned!
He has ordered his own N900 for that feature and application alone.
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in....8.2-1maemo19/
but I get:
"Not Found
The requested URL /extras-testing/pool/fremantle/free/m/mypaint/mypaint_0.8.2-1maemo19_armel.deb was not found on this server."
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2010-10-01
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Originally Posted by PMaff
Try here....
I tried to get mypaint on
http://maemo.org/packages/package_in....8.2-1maemo19/
but I get:
"Not Found
The requested URL /extras-testing/pool/fremantle/free/m/mypaint/mypaint_0.8.2-1maemo19_armel.deb was not found on this server."
http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/mypaint/
Enjoy!
Last edited by wongjemi85; 2010-09-29 at 15:32.