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2010-10-27
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Is not about breaking down anything pr 1.3 indeed improved couple of things, Is about potential that this device STILL have and not fully reviled because of company politics as well as customer expectations regarding to what we know this device is capable of...
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2010-10-27
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i am actually very happy with this latest update, phone seems way more quicker especially the browser and media player, and noticed my phone reception and battery are better than before. not to mention qt 4.7 added, the phone is almost near perfection. not very often do you see a piece of hardware/ software reach perfection these days
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2010-10-27
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Why some posters are taking it so personal, if u find it really helpful update then congrats, and i am happy for you.
it is all about expectations if u dont expect, this is your own peoblem, i do,
and about that funny word about reading mind YES, part of competetion and success is to read mind of customers
it is all about expectations if u dont expect, this is your own peoblem, i do,
and about that funny word about reading mind YES, part of competetion and success is to read mind of customers
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2010-10-27
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Originally Posted by devu
True, but if Nokia tells you not to expect Flash 10.1 (or voice navigation for maps) why on earth would you expect it? Believe me, I've never been happy with how Nokia treats the N900 but I don't complain when they don't deliver what they told me not to expect.
Is not about breaking down anything pr 1.3 indeed improved couple of things, Is about potential that this device STILL have and not fully reviled because of company politics as well as customer expectations regarding to what we know this device is capable of...
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Seriously it's like a kid who asks for X for Christmas and their parents telling them it's not going happen. And then the kids complain when they don't receive X at Christmas.
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They're maemo and MeeGo...
"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
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2010-10-27
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint
It doesn't even need to be Android vs Maemo. It could easily be '74 VW vs 2010 Fiesta or 1980's clothes washer vs 2010 he washer.. the irony is that the N900 is so last-decade and it's only been a year.. and my Droid came out at nearly the same time and STILL gets far more impressive support from the first party as well as third party. Nokia isn't even trying.
Well.. driving around in a 1974 Volkswagon is likely to get you a few "Holy sh*t! How is that still alive?" responses sure.. but that's quite a bit different than the "Holy Sh*t! How do you do that?" responses I still get with my N900 sometimes.
Nevermind me Dan. I'm not getting into another pissing contest over Android vs Maemo again. I'm glad you like your phone. Enjoy.
Also.. really? You get "Holy *****? How did you do that?" I mean.. I've seen the N900.. you must be showing off to flip-phone owners.
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2010-10-27
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As you so kindly pointed out point-by-point why you think I'm wrong, let me respond in kind:
And no, not everything I could think of... just keep in line with or ahead of the market curve - with the aim of being the best or at least trying. They are not trying.
This is a forum, for a range of Nokia manufactured and "supported" devices, on which people are discussing the manufacturer's failings and how they feel let down/short-changed.
As I said previously, just because Nokia's "support" problems are well known, that does not excuse the problems. They should sort this out and could if they so chose, they just do not. This response goes exactly to the point you made the first time which is what annoyed me and I responded to.
People here can help. There are members of this community who work with and for the maemo team, not to mention those who will pick up the development path at the point when Nokia do officially cut off "support" for the N900 completely. These people can change the direction this device could take or even, just maybe, influence Nokia - which is under some considerable flux at the moment with a higher-management shake-up.
Tired of it? Fine... don't read it! The problem she is solved. By not reading it, you won't be in any way able to respond to it. Then you too will have helped me by not being a part of the other type of "troll" on here.
Yes, a foolish endeavour. And by the look of it, this will be the case for a long time because the reason, Meego that is, for Nokia having dropped Maemo as the new future of mobile devices (something they actually did kinda mention more than a few times!) is not coming any time soon... they are very behind and as ever losing ground to competitors. All the more reason to kick up a fuss and make them realise they need to support this one more in the mean time, it is after all still selling quite well and proving reasonably popular on the almost zero-effort promotion that Nokia dedicated to it.
How is that helpful, or any less childish/pointless than what you're accusing him of?
Originally Posted by wmarone
No, not read my mind... just the market. Competitor's phones which cost less money are getting better and longer-term support than this one.
Wait, so they should have read your mind and included everything you could think of, otherwise you're disappointed and right to be disappointed?
And no, not everything I could think of... just keep in line with or ahead of the market curve - with the aim of being the best or at least trying. They are not trying.
Well for one, this isn't a Nokia forum. That's one reason I can't stand these hateful, destructive threads. People with a bone to pick start attacking anyone who doesn't agree with them in their anger.
Except that the problems with Nokia's support are well known, oft documented on these forums. Crap flinging threads like these that only hit regular users are utterly useless in the short run and do nothing but drive people away. And, unsurprisingly, most are made by people whose SOLE PURPOSE FOR COMING HERE WAS TO *****.
No one here can help you. Go yell at Nokia directly. Frankly, I'm getting tired of it.
Tired of it? Fine... don't read it! The problem she is solved. By not reading it, you won't be in any way able to respond to it. Then you too will have helped me by not being a part of the other type of "troll" on here.
Depends, I suppose if you're a flavor-of-the-month kind then buying into this device -now- would be a foolish endeavor. As for me, there's nothing else like it at the moment so I've got nowhere to move to.
Don't you have more anti-Nokia, anti-N900, user-attacking posts to go thank?
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2010-10-27
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Originally Posted by stopgap
Actually, this is a Maemo forum--not a Nokia forum. He's right on that point. To your credit, though, we *ARE* talking about Maemo.
This is a forum, for a range of Nokia manufactured and "supported" devices, on which people are discussing the manufacturer's failings and how they feel let down/short-changed.
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Originally Posted by danramos
I've gotten impressed reactions from people owning Android devices and iPhones. But they aren't technologically savvy. I know more about both those devices than their owners. Some of my technologically savvy friends are impressed about the native abilities associated with Linux but they don't want to carry around a phone with that capability all the time (one's on Windows Mobile 6 and the other has a Droid).
Also.. really? You get "Holy *****? How did you do that?" I mean.. I've seen the N900.. you must be showing off to flip-phone owners.
Edit: Though whenever anyone that asks me about it considers buying one I turn them away from it.
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Originally Posted by ysss
They're maemo and MeeGo...
"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
Yes, the kids usually shell out $500 for Christmas, then they complain they didn't receive X.
True, but if Nokia tells you not to expect Flash 10.1 (or voice navigation for maps) why on earth would you expect it? Believe me, I've never been happy with how Nokia treats the N900 but I don't complain when they don't deliver what they told me not to expect.
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Seriously it's like a kid who asks for X for Christmas and their parents telling them it's not going happen. And then the kids complain when they don't receive X at Christmas.
When Nokia was pushing the N900, I don't remember them saying WARNING: We are making a big deal about how we support Flash now, but that doesn't imply we will support the .1 update to Flash when it comes.
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