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2007-12-07
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Originally Posted by Sadavyk
There are a lot more people using iPhones and iPod Touches. There are more people coming up with ideas, and more people to enjoy the ideas that are developed (which is more rewarding for developers).
can someone tell me why the n810 or n800 wasn't the first to do this????
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2007-12-07
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you are so right it's a new world and i'm loving it just hope the maemo team are getting idea
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2007-12-07
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#4
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What "maemo team" do you speak of? Since when was there a "maemo" team?
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2007-12-07
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I believe this was posted in Games a couple of weeks ago. But no one got around to port it.
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2007-12-07
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Originally Posted by torx
Hope so i would love for the open world to have this
I believe this was posted in Games a couple of weeks ago. But no one got around to port it.
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2007-12-07
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#7
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Originally Posted by Beni
I think he meant the Maemo development team at Nokia, or more generally the IT product team.
What "maemo team" do you speak of? Since when was there a "maemo" team?
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2007-12-07
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There's one thing that constantly bugs me between going between the iPhone and n800...I can mash my thumb onto the screen of the iPhone and it can do a pretty good job of figuring out what I'm trying to click on...can't say the same for the n800.
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2007-12-07
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Originally Posted by phi
One would hope that the iPhone would do a better job since that is an important feature of a PHONE with no physical keyboard.
There's one thing that constantly bugs me between going between the iPhone and n800...I can mash my thumb onto the screen of the iPhone and it can do a pretty good job of figuring out what I'm trying to click on...can't say the same for the n800.
Not to mention that both devices employ different technologies.
Why the phuck are we comparing apples to oranges again?
Does this mean I can compare my car to an iPhone now?
If so, the iPhone sucks for it's lack of horsepower, satellite radio, and lack of air conditioning, heater, and sunroof.
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2007-12-07
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fine, take the touch instead, how about oranges and grapefruits eh?
though your comapring apples and beef, really
though your comapring apples and beef, really
can someone tell me why the n810 or n800 wasn't the first to do this????
"A man invents a thing which could revolutionize the arts"
by Mark Twain..