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2008-06-10
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Originally Posted by Tuxedosteve
That's going to change soon
As for sites where it doesn't work so well... We're using one now
Or so Reggie promised.
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2008-06-10
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Originally Posted by Tuxedosteve
My point exactly. But that's not how the complaints tend to be framed. Yours included.
It's a subjective thing as well you know.
Please don't get all defensive because I criticised the NIT
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Last edited by Texrat; 2008-06-10 at 13:35.
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2008-06-10
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I'm not complaining though. I'm trying to offer some constructive criticism. I've owned all three tablets and there's currently nothing I'd trade my N810 in for.
However I have no brand loyalty to Nokia. If something came along to serve my needs better I'd be gone. There's still a lot of work for Nokia to do. I'm just not seeing any signs of it being done to the scale that I think is needed.
The original poster made some interesting comments. Ones that we've seen echoed many times in this forum. Perhaps being an internet tablet alone isn't enough anymore? How many of us use our tablets only to access the internet after all? Food for thought maybe.
However I have no brand loyalty to Nokia. If something came along to serve my needs better I'd be gone. There's still a lot of work for Nokia to do. I'm just not seeing any signs of it being done to the scale that I think is needed.
The original poster made some interesting comments. Ones that we've seen echoed many times in this forum. Perhaps being an internet tablet alone isn't enough anymore? How many of us use our tablets only to access the internet after all? Food for thought maybe.
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2008-06-10
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Originally Posted by Tuxedosteve
And that is the NIT's fault and somehow the iAnythingelse does it better?
As for sites where it doesn't work so well... We're using one now
I'll say one thing, the NIT won't make breakfast for me and that's too bad. But despite what every review says, the NIT is a great phone. At least while I'm in North America it is a far better phone.
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2008-06-10
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Originally Posted by Tuxedosteve
Constructive criticism is great stuff. The OP even included some interlaced in the hyperbole.
I'm not complaining though. I'm trying to offer some constructive criticism.
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2008-06-10
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Originally Posted by IcelandDreams
I'm confused now. I have no idea what you are talking about but looking at the first line you appear to have confused me with an Apple fanboy.
And that is the NIT's fault and somehow the iAnythingelse does it better?
I'll say one thing, the NIT won't make breakfast for me and that's too bad. But despite what every review says, the NIT is a great phone. At least while I'm in North America it is a far better phone.
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2008-06-10
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Originally Posted by ddalex
Dude, just wait for a Pandora.
So what I want/need from a mobile computing device:?
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Watch out Nokia, Pandora's box has opened (sorta)...
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2008-06-10
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Originally Posted by Karel Jansens
Oh my. I didn't realise they'd added tethering support to the Pandora. I'll have to start paying more attention to that direction.
Dude, just wait for a Pandora.
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2008-06-10
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this back and forth about a good web experience reminds me of chippy over at umpcportal and his "full internet experience" line...
it seem that with web 2.0, the web have become tv 2.0...
it seem that with web 2.0, the web have become tv 2.0...
As for sites where it doesn't work so well... We're using one now