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2009-03-19
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Originally Posted by Snake
Hi
Hi,
Originally Posted by Snake
Both is possible.
Can I do this with the delivered software without extra free? Or should I use other free programs like Maemo Mapper? For me it's important I can use this function offline without data connection (to the internet).
You have to pay if you want real step by step navigation with the map application.
Originally Posted by Snake
Yes, that's possible.
On the firm I can't use WLAN but Bluetooth. Is it possible to connect the N810 with BT to a WinXP PC with BT to get LAN access?
Originally Posted by Snake
As I know there's no solution for this at the moment
It is possible to use the N810 as a "headset" with a Windows Mobile Phone connected with Bluetooth? Would be nice, if my Phone could be on the case and only one the N810 on the desk. Well, the BT connection sould be established on standby with "wake on ring".
Originally Posted by Snake
Abiword and Gnumeric are in the repositiories (I think Extras)
If I'm right there are no office programs für OS2008 available? How can I open Word or Excel files (read and write if possible)? I know about abiword and gnumeric should be ported but can't find it for OS2008.
Maybe "Easy Debian Turbo-Charged Edition" is a solution?
Easy Debian is a solution for nearly everything
Originally Posted by Snake
Sorry, I only have a n800
How long can I use the N810 on average without charging if BT and GPS are on?
Thx & best regards,
Frank
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2009-03-19
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Originally Posted by Snake
Maybe 5 hours. GPS seems to be quite a battery drainer. BT is one, of course, too.
How long can I use the N810 on average without charging if BT and GPS are on?
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2009-03-19
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Originally Posted by Snake
I can't remember if you can remove the software, but you can certainly remove the maps from the internal card if you wish to free up the space.
On a review I have read 30% of the internal storage was used by the navigation software but I have to pay an extra fee to use it. So can I remove this - for me useless - software?
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2009-03-19
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You can uninstall the map application in the application manager.
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2009-03-19
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You can use the maps without paying a fee, so I wouldn't be too quick about deleting them. If you boot from an mmc card, like (I think) most of us do, you don't have to worry much about storage -- you have as much as you can use, unless you are crazy (i.e., want to watch a lot of movies on the small screen).
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2009-03-19
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Thanks for all the answers, sounds realy good for me so far. 
But one ohter question I have: As on the N770 the N810 will install new programs directly from the internet. Well I had some trouble with my Linux Zaurus PDA, because many repos are down now. Because of that it would be nice to have the software needed localy for offline installation too. So it is possible to download it (e.g. from Maemo Downloads) and install from SD card or LAN?
Regards,
Frank
But one ohter question I have: As on the N770 the N810 will install new programs directly from the internet. Well I had some trouble with my Linux Zaurus PDA, because many repos are down now. Because of that it would be nice to have the software needed localy for offline installation too. So it is possible to download it (e.g. from Maemo Downloads) and install from SD card or LAN?
Regards,
Frank
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2009-03-19
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Originally Posted by Snake
You can download deb files for later installation however the Application Manager does a better job of handling dependencies than apt-get or dpkg.
Thanks for all the answers, sounds realy good for me so far.
But one ohter question I have: As on the N770 the N810 will install new programs directly from the internet. Well I had some trouble with my Linux Zaurus PDA, because many repos are down now. Because of that it would be nice to have the software needed localy for offline installation too. So it is possible to download it (e.g. from Maemo Downloads) and install from SD card or LAN?
Regards,
Frank
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2009-03-20
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Because I can't get it work on my N770 and I have read about trouble with last OS2008 release on N810 - Can anybody confirm Bluetooth PAN works well (without using xterm) with latest OS2008 (Diablo/4.1 ?) on N810?
It's very important for me I can connect the N810 with PAN for internet connection with my WinXP PC.
Regards,
Frank
It's very important for me I can connect the N810 with PAN for internet connection with my WinXP PC.
Regards,
Frank
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2009-03-20
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Originally Posted by Snake
BT PAN works with latest Diablo, but as of now it will not recognize your WinXP PC as internet sharepoint. Only cellphones are recognized currently.
Because I can't get it work on my N770 and I have read about trouble with last OS2008 release on N810 - Can anybody confirm Bluetooth PAN works well (without using xterm) with latest OS2008 (Diablo/4.1 ?) on N810?
It's very important for me I can connect the N810 with PAN for internet connection with my WinXP PC.
Regards,
Frank
I have a N770 (OS2006) but like to upgrade to N810 (OS2008) mainly because of the builtin keyboard. Well, now I have some question about.
On a review I have read 30% of the internal storage was used by the navigation software but I have to pay an extra fee to use it. So can I remove this - for me useless - software?
Well, I only want to use GPS for offline position tracking (don't know the right term). I want to store the map of a region on the Nokia (or the storage card) and see where I am on this map. If I can see some POIs too, it would be great.
Can I do this with the delivered software without extra free? Or should I use other free programs like Maemo Mapper? For me it's important I can use this function offline without data connection (to the internet).
On the firm I can't use WLAN but Bluetooth. Is it possible to connect the N810 with BT to a WinXP PC with BT to get LAN access?
It is possible to use the N810 as a "headset" with a Windows Mobile Phone connected with Bluetooth? Would be nice, if my Phone could be on the case and only one the N810 on the desk. Well, the BT connection sould be established on standby with "wake on ring".
If I'm right there are no office programs für OS2008 available? How can I open Word or Excel files (read and write if possible)? I know about abiword and gnumeric should be ported but can't find it for OS2008.
Maybe "Easy Debian Turbo-Charged Edition" is a solution?
How long can I use the N810 on average without charging if BT and GPS are on?
Thx & best regards,
Frank