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2011-06-21
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That's of course, complete and utter rubbish. Because, you know, when you develop for GNU/Linux, you just imagine the code while sitting in front of your Mac, Windows or Linux, and then it materializes the bits and pieces from this air and brings them together in one big zzzzzingggGGGG that results in a package.
Yes.
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2011-06-21
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2011-06-21
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@ Manchester, UK
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2011-06-21
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@ sunderland
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#205
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2011-06-21
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@ Madrid, Spain
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#206
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Let me explain for the idiots: when I develop on my Ubuntu box, I don't need to buy a second Windows machine, sign up with Canonical, and download a 9000 jiggibyte proprietary 'SDK toolkit'.
I just type 'apt-get install build-essential' and type away my code.
It just works.
Moreover: I can download any old random .tar.gz off the Internet, unpack it, run 'configure' and 'make' and expect it to work out of the box.
That is what a true ecosystem looks like.
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2011-06-21
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@ Sweden
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How can you be so damn sure you need more than 1Ghz!?!?!?
People should learn to not only read how cool HW spec and thinks its the only thing that is important. Cause its not!
Remember when N900 with 600Mhz pissed on 800Mhz slow Androids.
Some Android is STILL slower than Maemo not because of lack of CPU clockspeed instead because the UI and rest of the OS is not optimized!
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2011-06-21
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@ London
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2011-06-21
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@ Finland
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Ok, let me put it this way then. Why should I update when it's got no more CPU and GPU power then my N900?
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2011-06-21
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#210
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disapoint, eflop, epic win!, laggy interface, n9 rox, so much win, wateriswet, who cares, whyyyyy?????? |
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As for GPU - yes, SGX530, but the question you should be asking is 'what clock'. Night and day compared to N900 even though 'in theory' it's the same thing (yaright).
As for keyboard. I'm a qwerty dude, and know this is a polarizing issue. The virtual keyboard is good, so unless I'm ssh-ing or ircing, I actually use the VKB even on the N950. So yeah, it's good.
As for landscape mode. Sounds good, but apart from video/mail/surf it doesn't really make sense for the N9s form factor. I would say it's around the level of iOS' landscape support. The N950 is obviously a bit of a different case because of qwerty.
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