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2008-01-07
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For the person who is seeking to pick up a device for simple net access I turn them to the iTouch since I know they will far less frustrated with it.
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2008-01-07
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Oh no, I wouldn't use the BROWSER in portrait mode, but some other apps are better in this mode than landscape. Such as music playback... Holding a device in portrait is more comfortable and better still, having the flip ability can also allow you to use your hardware buttons in EITHER hand.... Not just the left!
Re-mapping buttons globally is also a great feature.
EDIT: The sales channel has no mention, nor does the Nokia site itself, of a non-consumer target audience. Most people don't go to tech conventions.
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2008-01-07
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With OS2008, it's definitely MUCH closer to being a consumer device...
Personally, I think it's kinda fun that the typical features work well, while there's still plenty of geeking to be done with the thing.
I also personally am thrilled to death that the Internet Tablets don't resemble Windows Mobile in the least bit. Again, personal preference.
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2008-01-07
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2008-01-07
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I am, however, interested to know why in the world you'd want to browse the web in portrait mode?
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2008-01-07
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Zeusenergy, I appreciate the truth in packaging ('champion of flame wars'), and I'm struck by your verbose and grandstanding production of heat versus light, gas versus lucid criticism. Despite the high quotient of frustratiion and even distress expressed by many people struggling to resolve their problems with the N800 in threads on this site, you stand out as a complete and utter tool.
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2008-01-07
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2008-01-07
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Because he does. No other reason needed. Actually for reading HTML based documents (like chm books) it is nice. But just because you nor I wouldn't do it, doesn't mean others won't. Heck a lot of people in here use Windows and I find that totally amazing.
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2008-01-07
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Right. it was certainly intended as an innocent question, not trying to be rude. I thought perhaps I was missing something in my browsing.
@Zeusenergy - you mention the lack of a thumbboard in IT2008. You ARE aware that there is one, right? On a text field, if you press the center on the d-pad, you get a very friendly thumbboard. I have actually written entire blog posts on this, and once you learn it, you can get REALLY quick on it.
Re-mapping buttons globally is also a great feature.
EDIT: The sales channel has no mention, nor does the Nokia site itself, of a non-consumer target audience. Most people don't go to tech conventions.
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