yeah i also was thinking that, until i looked up the words without the -, and some of them aren't there and some of them are. considering this contest, i wouldn't take that for granted.

Only just now passing the FCC in the US... sheesh
http://www.engadget.com/2011/07/21/n...-the-meego-co/
Still we have progress, user manual included at FCC too.

If it's due to formatting, then the dashes are put on words that get cut off for a new line?

I noticed another little thing, which probably has no bearing on anything, but I thought I'd share anyway. On the nokia youtube page beneath the "n9" in the titles of each video. There is an extra "L" in the second title.

Does it have any meaning?

I'm guessing not, but I feel paranoid and everything seems like a clue at this point. Maybe I'll go crazy start seeing n9seconds clues everywhere like that movie The Number 23.

I dunno... I think some of the still obviously unused clues are:

Elgamal 15
832 (on taxi cab in that same frame)

And a poster about Athanasius Kircher ('on cover' something) in the camera video.

anyone look at the FCC stuff on the N9? here's the operator manual

nice feature here which i think though should have pushed more in their demo's: (Page 44)

im checking

it's a definitely no! go see it, cause if that would be the case it would have more seperated spaces between the words themselves.

Yes, that's possible, the man before me was much more successful but it seems he was more fluent in Android - I use N900.

Don't think so, at least I didn't found. Anyway, the difference is subtle, in canvas and a little button shape. Not sure about layout, but need to say that I remember I didn't do backspace errors - it is then I press some key instead of backspace.

And in any case, I disappointed by absense of arrow keys - to repeat last line in shell, moving cursor left-right fast... At least I didn't find the way to do it (may be some old CTRL-... may do a trick but this is three press sequence). After I do error and shell responses I should type the whole command again...

EDIT: it has "ctrl" and other mode buttons on top of vKBD.


I asked a direct question and I got a direct answer. But board is RX-71, cpuinfo shows it.

Unfortunately, I don't know - it has no SIM and I didn't bother with testing communications. But I guess it is implemented because my N900 can do it. Anythere, there is a clear competition between Skype (now part of M$) and Google in this area - this spring a couple of events show it.


I said "widget" but I assumed "shortcut", sorry. I mean - the place where I can keep my selection of applications to start... just for fast search instead of browsing a whole application list. Personally, I think one screen is enough and I like the fast switching between running applications more than a couple of "home" screens.

(Flash Player):
They confirmed that it may be possible to do in another browser and Nokia is in conversation with Adobe. Translation - Adobe wants too much and FP takes 100% CPU while plays animation.

Just lawyer style disclaimer. N900 microB hasn't it and it seems there is a reason for resistance and M$ may just add a reason for resistance.


(browser pages wrapping):
I guess - yes. But I didn't research browser because the man before me did it much more extensively and I hope he will publish it somewhere (engadged?).



I went to "Settings" and somewhere underneath I found a last position named "Development mode" and pressed it. N9 started downloading 20+MB and after it finishes I got "Terminal" application. Button shaded after that.

And Nokia people confirmed that each device can be turned into developer mode.

Not sure about DRM disabling at all... didn't think about it before your comment


EDIT (Addition): N9 NFC can be used for switching ON handset and another thing like this. John Loughney from Nokia touched handset and N9 and explained that this started (and completed?) bluetooth pairing. And he said that it can be used to transfer photo to not-your-girl at party [and be sure that there is no consequences -- my interpretation]

when is the next clue?????

Ah, N9's 802.11n works also on 5GHz band.

From user manual:

Veeery good...