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radiowc is offline radiowc
2009-12-17 , 18:18
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Well, I don't think that can be avoided, Yes N900 browsing experience is good but you still can't beat the Full screen (big screen) browsing compare to just a 3.5inches screen.

 
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2009-12-17 , 18:21
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oh yeah the other big advantage is my Wifi doesnt reach to my bed room.(3 storie house) So ill be able to log on using the phone connection from bed.

It will be interesting to see my first months data usage and if i need to be carefull how i use it or not,
 
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2009-12-17 , 18:25
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I still think the screen is too small. Add an inch to the screen size, and then we'll talk.
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2009-12-17 , 18:37
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Originally Posted by hypnotik View Post
I still think the screen is too small. Add an inch to the screen size, and then we'll talk.
Yes, I would like something like a 3 way foldout screen where you could open up the lcd with 1 panel or optionally unfold 2 more, 1 to each side. When closed, all 3 lcds would just be harmonicad on top of each other.
 
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2009-12-17 , 18:49
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Originally Posted by Texrat View Post
Sooner or later, the mobile web experience will overtake the desktop. Then we'll see a long-overdue revolution in site design.
unless the web services becomes app-ified first...
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romanianusa is offline romanianusa
2009-12-17 , 18:53
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What browser are u talking about? Firefox is slow...
 
That One Guy is offline That One Guy
2009-12-17 , 18:57
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Any browser would be slow on your PC made in Timisoara by the United Communist PC builder's union. LMAO.

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2009-12-17 , 18:59
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#18
Since my desktop crashed I was using probably 30% N810 and 70% netbook, now it's almost 85% N900/15% netbook. There's honestly very little difference between an Asus netbook and the N900 xD
 
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2009-12-17 , 19:01
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Originally Posted by Texrat View Post
Sooner or later, the mobile web experience will overtake the desktop. Then we'll see a long-overdue revolution in site design.
Back to the future! Information in plain HTML with presentation handled by the (user configurable!!!) browser.
 
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2009-12-17 , 19:03
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Originally Posted by OrangeBox View Post
I used to use the browser about 50% PC/50% N95 in my spare time. Now I do about 30% PC/70% N900. I have to say that the browser on the N900 is a killer. I plan to port Midnight Commander to the N900 so that my 70% can become 80%.
desktop/laptop: > 99%
n900: < 1%
 
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