Look, don't want to fight over this phone. i clearly mentioned that i dont not want anyone to bash me. and danramos get a damn life man spending your time finding pictures. I forgot to say, as a student, its kinda hard for me to of payed 650 $ for a phone. my last phone was a n95 before that motorola v60i. as you can see how often i upgrade my phone? The motorola v60i didnt have any colour. I buy a phone almost every 7 years.I don't know what any of them specs means. im in my last year of college and im studying medical **** so i don't know anything about this. Don't waist your time trying to bash my ****. I'm getting a android because all of my friends have one and its amazing (i find) and as you can see on my first post when i got the phone, i didn't even know how to download apps. Don't try do say anything stupid. im not here to fight. i was trying to express me opinion. (freedom of speech) . Everyone does mistakes ? this phone was for tech wize people i was really in the keyboard and the fact it had 32 gb built in.

get a job

or stop whining

either of them will be fine

Just pointing this out.

- Freedom of Speech only applies to countries that have it.
- The Internet does not guarantee Freedom of Speech (it has no nationality)
- Forums such as these are privately owned thus there is no such thing as Freedom of Speech on an Internet forum.

stenny, i do have a job but since my studyes are hard, i have to limit my time to work. This is called normal life style buddy. You know how mush stuff i have to pay? I god damn hard. im going to sell this and im going back to my motorola v60i. laughing man, thanks for the info. you must have nothing to do.

Also, freedom of speech does not shield you from the speech of others exercising their freedom of speech.

Quick reply...
Why resistive? It's cheaper, it has better resolution, and it can work with a stylus. I can hardly find a device with smaller physical size of pixel in the display than N900.
The new firmware is a bugfix, and I'm glad that Nokia does fix some bugs.
How can you expect Nokia to introduce new features to Maemo, when they work on Symbian^, MeeGo, Harmattan, bug fixes, Qt, etc? Qt 4.7 gives good long-term perspectives for cross-platform applications running on Maemo.

How can you expect MeeGo on N900, if MeeGo isn't released to consumers yet? Only prototypes for daring developers. (And some people have already dual booted MeeGo and Maemo on N900)

And from day to day, I find N900 better and better. I have just mapped Home, End, Page Up and Down on the hardware keyboard.

I'm not going to get Android... Google, Gmail, Google Maps, Android, Google Chrome (browser and OS) look like omnipresent force. And it lacks customizability.
I'm using OpenStreetMap (it's actually far more detailed than Google Maps in some regions), Firefox, Maemo.

About mail: what would you say about Thunderbird? Firefox for mobile is here, why not Thunderbird? Somebody somewhen shall take care of that.
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Don't expect me to be objective. I use neither default N900's mail client nor Thunderbird nor any other mail client. I have never seen Android; I have had only a glance at Windows Mobile; I haven't seen a Blackberry. I'm not a power user, but I enjoy small and safe customizations through sudo gainroot, like LED patterns.
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Let the bye-bye be good. Let's hope shaad gets a device he likes, and the new owner of the N900 enjoys it.

I do agree it was f*cking stupid of Nokia not to put a multitouch ability of some kind on here. They have multitouch resistive displays out there.

Yeah... Go to Android family... I don't know what to tell someone as, well, let's omit one word here, as you!
I've installed NITDroid too, and use them both. And I can say, Maemo is a lot better than Android. (Although I like Android too)

atleast someone here gets something. thanks for being normal.

But then the retail price of the phone would be like $900 or something. They have to balance with the market too, not just put everything high tech together to make an ultimate phone.