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2011-06-21
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Somewhat off topic.. is meego.com down for anyone else?
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2011-06-21
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@ those who have used the device how does the webkit browser perform compared to android gingerbread/n900/ipad stock browsers
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2011-06-21
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btw. we won't get any Nokia "N950" for the MeeGo Coding Competition (check my signature) but all participants are encouraged to apply for such a device with their project.
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2011-06-21
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Originally Posted by volt
On the many devices i have owned that don't have removable battery like Zune HD, ipad2, ipod and iphone i have had zero problems with the button combinations. Worked example when jailbroke went wrong.
You must have forgotten that half the procedures describing how to upgrade/fix problems with the N900 as well as a lot of other phones, come with the line
3) Remove the battery.
Personally I've had to remove the battery on my phone at least ten times the last week. I worry. Holding the power button for 8/10 seconds is fine when it works, but not so fine when it doesn't work.
Furthermore, the inability to replace a worn out battery or to switch batteries on a GPS-intensive hike is a REALLY bad step backwards, and nobody but marketing people would ever defend that way to go. Not even product designers.
This product is a step back in several ways. There's no way around that.
Though i agree not being able to change to full battery or replace battery gone wrong without paying or needing to go for the trouble.
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2011-06-21
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
won't be sold.
apply for the community device program, if you've done anything noticeable for the community in the past or if you plan to do so...
edit: of if you're a commercial dev within a company (individual is also possible) apply at Nokia launchpad.
Originally Posted by zehjotkah
Ironically, as a web developer in a company I could have a legit reason to apply for this device, IF ONLY OUR CUSTOMERS COULD BUY THE N950.
won't be sold.
apply for the community device program, if you've done anything noticeable for the community in the past or if you plan to do so...
edit: of if you're a commercial dev within a company (individual is also possible) apply at Nokia launchpad.
Originally Posted by geohsia
Here - I made/copied one yesterday.
Where's the buy now button?
Unfortunately it doesn't work.
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No. This is the first time that Nokia have a product that would have been aligned with the average U.S. consumer had it been released two years ago.
Originally Posted by Verythrax
Sorry, but I believe that for the first time Nokia have a product aligned with the US average consumer.
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2011-06-21
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Originally Posted by tkatchev
That's ridiculous. 6 months ago on some hw, maybe. In other areas it's well ahead.
No. This is the first time that Nokia have a product that would have been aligned with the average U.S. consumer had it been released two years ago.
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2011-06-21
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Originally Posted by volt
you could argument that the N9 and the "N950" are nearly the same...
Ironically, as a web developer in a company I could have a legit reason to apply for this device, IF ONLY OUR CUSTOMERS COULD BUY THE N950.
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2011-06-21
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
I remember reading that E7 was delayed because it had flaws in the slider that were noticed late when manufacturing was about to start. So it would make sense that N950 with similar mechanism would have been delayed for the same reason. But why it was cancelled instead of just delayed? That must be due to some bizarre business calculation.
I was told that the decision to not release the (now named N950) developer device was becasue of the sliding mechanism.
I don't know if this is true or not and to be clear: I doubt it. Nokia made a wonderful sliding mechanism in the Nokia E7 and the one at the dev device I had to play with felt nearly the same.
What remains then as reason?
Management (read: Elop) or anything else?
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