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2009-08-27
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#22
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Originally Posted by zerojay
Yeah just read that, I hope you can disable that action, doesn't seem that useful to me.
Actually, as soon as you rotate the phone into portrait mode, the phone app starts up automatically.
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2009-08-27
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#23
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If I understood correctly, it only does that if you're on the desktop.
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2009-08-27
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Originally Posted by quipper8
I don't really see the point of putting up outdated versions when flash sites are notorious for oversensitive version checking. I understand Adobe probably doesn't have an ARM compatible Flash 10, I'm just afraid that we'll get updates with the same frequency as we did on the N810, and Flash is one those components we (as in both OSS developers and Nokia) can't really change.
Considering that no other phone or other device this small hardly even has flash AT ALL, I wouldn't say having ONLY 9.4 is a weakness.
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2009-08-27
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As always, forum.nokia.com has the most accurate specifations:
http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/N900
http://www.forum.nokia.com/devices/N900
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2009-08-27
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from forum.nokia.com
So dataviz is going to be available for Maemo
http://www.dataviz.com/
Supported Document Formats Excel, PDF, Powerpoint, Word[1]
Notes 1 Document format support via installable application (Dataviz).
http://www.dataviz.com/
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2009-08-27
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Bear in mind this is only the first Maemo 5 device. There are almost certainly more on the way next year which would probably have different specs for different market segments.
Nokia's never done just one smartphone a year, they've always released about 5 high end models per year (plus about 30 cheaper models but those will be Symbian).
Their release rate on the tablets was low because the tablets didn't sell as well as the phones, but now that Maemo is on phones the extra sales should justify a higher release rate.
Nokia has had their fingers burned over this in the past, they're never going to mess with how phonecalls work again. They cancelled the Nokia 7700 before it was even released apparently because reviewers hated its N-gage-style sidetalking, and had to retool it as the 7710 with "normal" talking before they dared put it on shop shelves.
Nokia's never done just one smartphone a year, they've always released about 5 high end models per year (plus about 30 cheaper models but those will be Symbian).
Their release rate on the tablets was low because the tablets didn't sell as well as the phones, but now that Maemo is on phones the extra sales should justify a higher release rate.
Originally Posted by skatebiker
Most people who buy smart devices buy smartphones, so the primary function is clearly phone calls. If you mess with the phone call side of things, the whole show is over.
To your ear ? There is a headset included so holding it to your ear is not necessary. When one holds a phone to one's ear use a regular phone weighing far less than 180 g. And the N810 sized device does fit into a pocket.
The main reason for the 3G added too it is IMHO that for mobile internet no more bluetooth is needed to an external phone.
Nokia has had their fingers burned over this in the past, they're never going to mess with how phonecalls work again. They cancelled the Nokia 7700 before it was even released apparently because reviewers hated its N-gage-style sidetalking, and had to retool it as the 7710 with "normal" talking before they dared put it on shop shelves.
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2009-08-27
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#28
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Is the chess app as crappy as the one for the N800 and N810? Probably.
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2009-08-27
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#29
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Heh, no MMS (not that I care one bit), but just wait for the "oh you all bashed iPhone for not having in and now your holy grail Nokia does not have it!" comments to start. 
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2009-08-27
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TV out is "PAL and NTSC".
Does this mean it can give either, or will we have different models in different markets?
World travellers are every sensitive to these things.
Does this mean it can give either, or will we have different models in different markets?
World travellers are every sensitive to these things.
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- N900
- N800
- LD-3W
- two magic OTG USB adapters
- crossed fingers
And 180g is not that much considering that there have been 200gr or heavier phones on the market. But there hasn't been a 5" phone, that'd be just silly.
A 5" tablet is OK, but not a phone.