shaad: It's a shame you didn't learn English while learning medicine.

I think the point that most people are trying to convey is if all you want to do is whine about your phone (which is pretty much all your opening post was), there's no reason you should do it here. You're just wasting your time. You can't ask people not to flame you because you've the "right" to express yourself because they do to. If they think you're an idiot, they're going to let you know.

And you keep posting as if you expect a different response. Albert Einstein famously wrote: "Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."

If you want to sell your phone, sell it. There are places here and places around the internet and real life where you can do this. But you should recognise that you have likely done serious damage to the phone by overclocking it to 1.5GHz. If it's unstable, that's probably why and a potential buyer is going to notice that.

But if you take one important thing from this post, please let it be that you should stop posting in this thread. You're not going to achieve anything other than being called an idiot. A lot.

I understand you, you downloaded PR1.3 and rebooted your device then DUH! No Meego?! i mean WTF?

android is stupidly simple....not my cup of tea

Buh-bye!

Um...who the hell taught you about human rights?

Freedom of speech is a right that is inherent to us as human beings. It isn't granted by nations, politicians, armies, friends, or anyone else. If some state/government infringes on my human rights, you can't say "Well, that's your fault for going there". By your logic, if somehow every nation in the world decided that their people no longer deserved the right to speak freely, then no one could do anything about it, because it's the governments choice to make.

Of course i'm talking about "real" rights (life, speech, labor, contract). Not the "right" to the internet or television or other such things, which are just silly fabrications.

If I misinterpreted what you said, I apologize. But from what I read you are just dead wrong.

EDIT: And to be honest, I am really disappointed that absolutely no one challenged this at all in 4 pages of posts.

I can't help thinking that we need a top ten list of n900 owners that should "never have been." The OP would at least get the bronze.

Sir, you'll not find any phone that powerful as this on the market right now. Even closed-because-we-want-to-know-what-you-do-iPhone (sorry, said the i-Word :/) can't even get close to the N900. But if you don't like it, you're not worth owning it.

I think we could all save quite a bit of time and angst if those leaving can stick to an agreed shorthand format, something like:

If you make it too complicated, you risk sucking serious people into this pointless discussion.

The n900 is an intelligence test.

OP flunked it.

To those who think they're superior for being able to 'cope' with n900's 'shortcomings':

Don't delude yourself.
This 'skill' has very limited use in real 'life'.

PS: To those who enjoy n900 for its robustness and openness:
At ease. I wasn't b*tching at you.