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2009-10-21
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Originally Posted by ceeceebee
You are one of few ppl who have mentioned n900 being buggy (maybe the rest are fanboys or they only ever use one or two apps), more specifics please
I have the 41.13 SW on my N900. Still buggy. Not Prime-time software.
Might explain the push back to Nov release..
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2009-10-21
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@ Poland
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#13
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Originally Posted by bugelrex
The N900 isn't buggy, but the software it currently runs is still a work-in-progress. There are issues that need to be resolved. If you're looking what those issues are, then visit the bug tracker.
You are one of few ppl who have mentioned n900 being buggy (maybe the rest are fanboys or they only ever use one or two apps), more specifics please
Might explain the push back to Nov release..
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2009-10-21
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I have had 41.13 about one week in use and I haven't have the same bugs as ceeceebee. There are lot of software parts missing, but those which I have used are working well and my phone has crash reporter installed but I haven't seen any reports in log and the phone hasn't boot itself or there hasn't been any need to boot the device.
I use MfE and it works like a clock.
The power consumption has improved radically. Now the device holds up to 60 hours in normal use.
I use MfE and it works like a clock.
The power consumption has improved radically. Now the device holds up to 60 hours in normal use.
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2009-10-21
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Originally Posted by koivjann
anyone else confirm the usage ???
I have had 41.13 about one week in use and I haven't have the same bugs as ceeceebee. There are lot of software parts missing, but those which I have used are working well and my phone has crash reporter installed but I haven't seen any reports in log and the phone hasn't boot itself or there hasn't been any need to boot the device.
I use MfE and it works like a clock.
The power consumption has improved radically. Now the device holds up to 60 hours in normal use.
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2009-10-22
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where did it say that they pushed the release back to november?
i was still told before the end of october. yesterday...that would be tuesday.
i was still told before the end of october. yesterday...that would be tuesday.
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2009-10-22
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Originally Posted by ceeceebee
Ouch...
The messaging client crashes in the BG and loses SMS messages
No support for Nokia Messaging (a regression)
Exchange support broken (at lest on my server, which works on S60)
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2009-10-22
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Some clarifications:
Earier version of the FW (<w40) supported Nokia Messaging (NM). I use NM to access my gmail account because the native email client (actually a version of Modest) has a hard time with 9000 inbox emails. Current (40, 41) versions have removed NM support. I expect it will return.
The ISP that hosts our companies Exchange server has some 'funny' settings for exchange. That may be tripping up the client. The server HAS worked in every other version of Mail for Exchange. I expect that will get sorted.
I too have seen a very big improvement in battery life in the w41 FW.
Earier version of the FW (<w40) supported Nokia Messaging (NM). I use NM to access my gmail account because the native email client (actually a version of Modest) has a hard time with 9000 inbox emails. Current (40, 41) versions have removed NM support. I expect it will return.
The ISP that hosts our companies Exchange server has some 'funny' settings for exchange. That may be tripping up the client. The server HAS worked in every other version of Mail for Exchange. I expect that will get sorted.
I too have seen a very big improvement in battery life in the w41 FW.
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2009-10-22
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Originally Posted by ceeceebee
how come?
I have the 41.13 SW on my N900. Still buggy. Not Prime-time software.
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5709
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2009-10-22
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Originally Posted by anidel
Heh funny bug report.
how come?
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5709
I think this is a bit strange given that they handed out 300 phones to (presumably) do beta testing. I guess their motive was dev/testing of 3rd-party apps, but it seems that having the Maemo distro thoroughly tested and debugged before release would be higher priority.
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Classic example of arbitrary Nokia decision making. Couldn't just fallback to the no brainer of tagging with lat/lon if network isn't accessible, could you Nokia?
No support for Nokia Messaging (a regression)
Exchange support broken (at lest on my server, which works on S60)
Bluetooth locks with my Nokia Ck-300 carkit
Regular crashes of services in the BG; every start of the phone sends crash-dumps to Nokia.
Good news that 41 is better then 40. Moving in the right direction. Is going to be an AMAZING product for Nokia.