Don't bother, stick to PR1.2, otherwise you'll get lots of problems you'll need to fix on your own (same as what happened when PR1.2 was leaked)

yes not really worth it actually ..

Maybe this isn't about Nokia, but about you and me... you're frustrated because they get so much right. I'm happy because they get so much right.

Don't get me wrong: I do see where they could improve - although the points you mentioned are not on my list - but even after almost one year, the pure joy this device brings me each day easily outshines some little imperfections... even more so as I see the rest of the industry so far behind in what's important to me.

Unfortunately, Nokia missed it's chance to bring the iphone-killer on the right way! Real Open Source means so many efforts, such as instant bugfixing and developing. The N900 still lags in some basic features, which are quite important for normal (non-power) users. i really hope, there will be a non-capitalistic alternative soon to merge all the knowledge and share the advantages of an open developement...

True, but you dont get the problems if other poeple install it and report here

portrait mode is imporved definitely
missing virtual keyboard anyway in it
ovi map look a little faster but not sure
gmail management looks faster also

Oh, too bad, the only thing I miss.

care to elaborate

http://h30507.www3.hp.com/t5/Data-Ce...and/ba-p/82852

Palm OS 2.0 is out and we still wait for a stupid PR 1.3

This is the list of the 99 bugs marked as fixed between week 19 (PR1.2) and week 36 (the candidate for PR1.3). Those would be the known fixes. There might be additional changes that weren't reflected in bug tracker.