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2009-08-20
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The phone "feature" is the main point of the whole device.
Still there's almost no mention in there?
He's left it to Nokia at Nokia World?
Or is not a phone? That would mean Nokia didn't ditch Symbian yet.
Still there's almost no mention in there?
He's left it to Nokia at Nokia World?
Or is not a phone? That would mean Nokia didn't ditch Symbian yet.
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2009-08-20
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Originally Posted by anidel
Or is not a phone? That would mean Nokia didn't ditch Symbian yet.
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2009-08-20
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@ ˙ǝɹǝɥʍou
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Originally Posted by YoDude
Oh, did I break any unwritten forum rules?
Refresh my memory please... Why are you here? I mean on a Maemo enthusiasts board... You spend a lot of time here. We see your remarks in just about every active thread. Whats the point of your involvement?
Just wondering...
I don't remember anything like that ever put in place since I joined the forum in 2007 when I bought my first NIT.
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2009-08-20
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@ Berlin - Love this city!!
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where are the green and red "answer-call" and "end-call" buttons???
they must be on the right side.. or simply only software buttons???
touch-sensitive-buttons like the n97???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkekTvtaSTM
in this video we can see, that the buttons are barely seeable if the n97 is switched off.
also we can see, how fast the n97 boots. the rover should boot even faster...
they must be on the right side.. or simply only software buttons???
touch-sensitive-buttons like the n97???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkekTvtaSTM
in this video we can see, that the buttons are barely seeable if the n97 is switched off.
also we can see, how fast the n97 boots. the rover should boot even faster...
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2009-08-20
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Originally Posted by ysss
No, I was just wondering.
Oh, did I break any unwritten forum rules?
I don't remember anything like that ever put in place since I joined the forum in 2007 when I bought my first NIT.
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2009-08-20
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
What I find interesting is the call-type selector. If this means you can switch between cellular/SIP/skype/etc with a flick of a button (=use the same interface for ALL contacts regardless of *their* connectivity), that would be really nice (I daresay revolutionary).
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2009-08-20
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#198
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Originally Posted by geneven
So, is it fatal allergy to cellular connectivity (which you do not have to use btw) or is that Kindle hypnotizing you daily, as you go to bed?
I think the odds are against my ever buying one. I'm not interested in phones.
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2009-08-20
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Originally Posted by attila77
You might be right. Else, there would be no need to have an alpha-numeric keyboard there ;-)
What I find interesting is the call-type selector. If this means you can switch between cellular/SIP/skype/etc with a flick of a button (=use the same interface for ALL contacts regardless of *their* connectivity), that would be really nice (I daresay revolutionary).
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I bought the N800 the first week it was out. It's a matter of price, though. I'm very happy with my new Kindle. This would have to wait for awhile. I think the odds are against my ever buying one. I'm not interested in phones.