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2012-10-24
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2012-10-24
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which iphone have blutooth to send or receive files from non iphone users ?
Which iphone have capabilities to trnasmit FM to my car player and my room's FM player ?
Which Iphone supports USB OTG ?
how to receive files in your iphone from my laptop if i don't have itunes in my laptop ?
All this feature N900 users using since 2009 even ios6 released in 2012 doesn't have this features.....
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2012-10-24
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2012-10-24
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Many of the things you listed can easily be done by an iPhone 4S - this is sheer ignorance, it's like the majority of people here refuse to draw a distinction between the iPhone 4S/5 and the iPhone 3GS (to which the N900 was originally compared to).
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2012-10-24
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Many people ask me for phone advice.
I tell them the N900 is the best smartphone for geeks who are smart and know software etc etc.
I tell them the flagship Android phone with community support (usually a Galaxy) is the best smartphone, but it has so many extras that require you to learn them.
For those who cannot code, cannot root, cannot change a Launcher... I tell them to get an iPhone.
This really is the best approach.
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2012-10-24
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As I said before, I have been into mobile technology for a long time, longer than most of you, I'm assuming (late 1990's) - go out, but an iPhone 4S with 5.1.1, jailbreak it, tweak it the want you want it, use it at your only device for 30 days if you don't think it's worth the money, then return it. Worst case scenario: you become more informed about mobile technology. Then you can get back to me.
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2012-10-24
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2012-10-24
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Sorry, these recommendations are very superficial. Because there are many user requirements and preferences. For example :
- some users ask for a real keyboard, not touch vkb. So iPhone, many Android models, N9, etc, are excluded. But a Nokia Asha 303 can be the good choice;
- some users depend a lot on off-line Maps, so a Symbian smartphone with free Nokia Maps can be a solution;
- other users want the best camera, the answer is a Nokia 808.
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2012-10-24
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Actually the iPhone has the advantage here too because it offers a much better vkb (though cramped) and it offers BlueTooth. You can connect any keyboard you like. ... The iPhone gives you the voice where's on the N900 the choice had been made for you.
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FM Transmitter is also possible, through the 30-pin, Lightning port or the headset jack... what's your point?
There is a Cydia App that gives you crude File Explorer feature, so it is possible to share files from your PC to your iPhone via non-approved way. Otherwise, you can "Sync" files to it, as long as its the right media type or you have an App that supports it.
The OP's point was that the iPhone hasn't just surpassed the N900 in things most people use a smartphone for... he was saying the iPhone is/has caught up to some of the "exclusive" capabilities of the N900. Meanwhile, Android can do both those tasks better* than either the iPhone or N900.
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