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2010-01-01
, 12:57
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Joined on Sep 2009
@ Kassel, Hesse, Germany
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#132
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Originally Posted by pisthpeeps
Enter the manipulation mode by moving your finger from the left side of the screen and then clicking the arrow symbol. Then you should be able to double click on things.
Thanks rash. I tried and got three options when i hold the screen. I logged into my companys web version of instant messenger in n900. To send an instant message to a contact, I need to either double click on the contact name or right click on contact name and click on send message option - which is what happens on normal PC browser. Both doesnt work in n900. Is there a way to do this in n900?
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Julian Andres Klode - Debian Developer, Ubuntu Member
See http://wiki.debian.org/JulianAndresKlode and http://jak-linux.org/.
Julian Andres Klode - Debian Developer, Ubuntu Member
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2010-01-01
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Joined on Nov 2009
@ Venezuela
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#133
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Hey guys I'm here again!!! and i wnt to show you my Nokia N900!!! all things in the N900 impress me!!! everything!!! 
Last edited by yerjoshy; 2010-01-01 at 14:54.
Last edited by yerjoshy; 2010-01-01 at 14:54.
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2010-01-01
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Posts: 60 |
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Joined on Nov 2009
@ Venezuela
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#134
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I want to show you 3 images Samples of my Nokia N900!!! enjoy it!!!
I love pretzels!
My second son loves The Penguin!
My first son loves The Penguin too!
Last edited by yerjoshy; 2010-01-01 at 15:02.
I love pretzels!
My second son loves The Penguin!
My first son loves The Penguin too!
Last edited by yerjoshy; 2010-01-01 at 15:02.
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2010-01-01
, 18:39
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Posts: 288 |
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Joined on Oct 2009
@ London
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#135
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bbc live news video playing in the background as I type this. text and email msgs flowing in at sametime. If only Nokia will fix the bugs and quirks then this may well be a classic.
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2010-01-01
, 18:53
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Joined on Dec 2009
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#136
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no single wow moment. but then again, the (few) other devices i've held in my hands have yielded no wow moments either.
the 2 very pleasant surprises have been the fm transmitter and the smooth video playback. skype integration also deserves a mention.
the 2 very pleasant surprises have been the fm transmitter and the smooth video playback. skype integration also deserves a mention.
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2010-01-01
, 19:51
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Joined on Dec 2009
@ Finland
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#137
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1. Platform itself (compared to Symbian)
2. How well the social networking (facebook, image tagging, sharing) is inegrated
3. Skype
4. Open platform
5. QWERTY
6. The Micro-B Browser
7. Contacts & Hermes
8. Media Player (needs still a bit fixing, but compared to symbian..)
9. The Storage (32gb versus to my N95 8gb)
10. PDF Reader (finally I can open big docs and really read them without zooming +300%
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I could go on and on with this list, although I acknowledge there is work to be done, but that's why I the Maemo Community (never stops exploring and developing )
2. How well the social networking (facebook, image tagging, sharing) is inegrated
3. Skype
4. Open platform
5. QWERTY
6. The Micro-B Browser
7. Contacts & Hermes
8. Media Player (needs still a bit fixing, but compared to symbian..)
9. The Storage (32gb versus to my N95 8gb)
10. PDF Reader (finally I can open big docs and really read them without zooming +300%
)I could go on and on with this list, although I acknowledge there is work to be done, but that's why I the Maemo Community (never stops exploring and developing )
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2010-01-01
, 21:16
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Joined on Dec 2009
@ San Francisco
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#138
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Finally found a phone "better" than my E70
- Full keyboard
- Functional browser for today's sites
- 3.5G connectivity on T-Mobile US
- Nice screen
- Internet radio (once you install the additional codecs)
- HP42 RPN calculator app
- ssh port forwarding
- Flash (had it on 6681, missed it on E70)
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Only Nokia since 1995 -- But I've lost the faith in the last year.
Alas, why I'll likely never recommend the N900 to my friends
Non-nerd apps; USB charging - generic and reliable; Distinctive ring tones; GPS failure to lock; Competitive "maps" application; Supported MMS, iSync, Bluetooth
(The feeble FM transmitter bugs me too)
Only Nokia since 1995 -- But I've lost the faith in the last year.
Alas, why I'll likely never recommend the N900 to my friends
Non-nerd apps; USB charging - generic and reliable; Distinctive ring tones; GPS failure to lock; Competitive "maps" application; Supported MMS, iSync, Bluetooth
(The feeble FM transmitter bugs me too)
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2010-01-02
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Joined on Aug 2007
@ Surrey, UK
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#139
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Even after 3 weeks of use, I keep getting surprised and love the phone more.
This morning, from my bed as I am unwell, I picked up my work email. Saw my client has a funding issue, logged on to Lloyds factoring site and arranged a drawdown of £30k, then logged on to HSBC business banking and viewed recent statement and replied to client by email and sms to say now all ok.
I then went back to playinf frontier elite on dosbox (game loads fine but controls are a bit suspect - but trying to resolve is half the fun!) and in a moment im going to watch family guy something something something dark side.
Coming from an htc tytn II - this phone (in my opinion) is head and shoulders above anything i have used which includes friends iphone and palm pre. Probably because it is a mini computer device with a phone added rather than a phone with computer aspects added.
I just hope Nokia give enough support to the OS and the community, particulalry those here that create such great applications.
This morning, from my bed as I am unwell, I picked up my work email. Saw my client has a funding issue, logged on to Lloyds factoring site and arranged a drawdown of £30k, then logged on to HSBC business banking and viewed recent statement and replied to client by email and sms to say now all ok.
I then went back to playinf frontier elite on dosbox (game loads fine but controls are a bit suspect - but trying to resolve is half the fun!) and in a moment im going to watch family guy something something something dark side.
Coming from an htc tytn II - this phone (in my opinion) is head and shoulders above anything i have used which includes friends iphone and palm pre. Probably because it is a mini computer device with a phone added rather than a phone with computer aspects added.
I just hope Nokia give enough support to the OS and the community, particulalry those here that create such great applications.
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2010-01-02
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Joined on Dec 2009
@ Nottingham
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#140
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There have been quite a few nice surprises/wow moments from my N900. Most recently, playing music from my PC via my N900 to my living room stereo with no wires. The media player in general is excellent as well.
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Ordered 05/12/2009 15:54:22:Arrived!12/12/2009:Loving it. 1 reboot, no real problems until now!
Ordered 05/12/2009 15:54:22:Arrived!12/12/2009:Loving it. 1 reboot, no real problems until now!
I tried to sync a loopable desktop from there, but that seemed not to work, could you help me out in the steps?