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2010-01-08
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#21
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Originally Posted by OrangeBox
Which one are you getting?
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2010-01-08
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#22
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Originally Posted by schettj
a n9XX something
Which one are you getting?
haha maybe they can make the power connector/data cable braced next time around
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2010-01-08
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#23
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Originally Posted by schettj
The Nexus One of course until the Nexus Two comes out or the Nexus Three. By then, Nokia will have successfully delayed the FIRST firmware update of the N900 the 100th time.
Which one are you getting?
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2010-01-08
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#24
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Originally Posted by Bingley Joe
You are definitely right, that pronunciation is just the best. I think that this expression, Tablone, renders all the power and the mignificence of this incredible and technologic "phone", with the -one ending, doesn't it?
+1 for tablone, but only if pronounced like bologna.
I like that
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2010-01-08
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#25
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Originally Posted by OrangeBox
Ok.. I hear it's out.. Isn't that your queue to.. I dunno... Go to the Nexus One forums?
The Nexus One of course until the Nexus Two comes out or the Nexus Three. By then, Nokia will have successfully delayed the FIRST firmware update of the N900 the 100th time.
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2010-01-08
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#26
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Originally Posted by torpedo48
Hmmm I tend to hear 'Tablone' as being related to 'Toblerone'. Which is about as awesome as you ca get.
You are definitely right, that pronunciation is just the best. I think that this expression, Tablone, renders all the power and the mignificence of this incredible and technologic "phone", with the -one ending, doesn't it?
I like that
Though I prefer phablet myself... shades of Thunderbirds.
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Useful links for newcomers: New members say hello , New users start here, Community subforum, Beginners' wiki page, Maemo5 101, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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2010-01-08
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#27
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It's a phone, for the following reasons:
1. You use it for browsing the internet
2. You use it for installing applications on
3. You use it for instant messaging
Same as the iPhone. Nobody ever said the iPhone wasn't a phone (not even taking into account the obvious: that it has "phone" in the name). So the N900 is a phone.
If you're in an emergency and someone shouts "does anyone here have a phone?", would you just go "nah, I only got this N900, so no phone"?
Do you carry another device with you that you use as a phone and then you use the N900 for other stuff? Why would you? If the N900 replaces your previous phone, then it's a phone.
And yeah, all the above is just my opinion. I agree that the line is blurry, but to me, the N900 is definitely a phone.
1. You use it for browsing the internet
2. You use it for installing applications on
3. You use it for instant messaging
Same as the iPhone. Nobody ever said the iPhone wasn't a phone (not even taking into account the obvious: that it has "phone" in the name). So the N900 is a phone.
If you're in an emergency and someone shouts "does anyone here have a phone?", would you just go "nah, I only got this N900, so no phone"?
Do you carry another device with you that you use as a phone and then you use the N900 for other stuff? Why would you? If the N900 replaces your previous phone, then it's a phone.
And yeah, all the above is just my opinion. I agree that the line is blurry, but to me, the N900 is definitely a phone.
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2010-01-08
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@ Miami
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#28
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nobody said its not a phone, Nokia just put more priority on the computer functions of it rather than the phone functions, making it better as a computer than as a phone. But yea, its definitely a phone
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2010-01-08
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#29
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Originally Posted by springah
I thought that you can't stream divX movies? Like from ninja Video? Do you mean you can download and play them off your phone?
use an iphone or android phone one day..
tho divx support IS pretty neat..
i suppose..
happy new year!