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Milhouse	2007-03-28 , 10:21
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Originally Posted by mobiledivide

I agree with the calls for standardisation but lets be real here, how many win/linux/mac apps really have true UI compatibility unless they are by the same software company. This player is similar to the Media streamer app and it obviously has similar UI code base.

All the apps I mentioned - Media Player, Media Streamer/Rhapsody, Canola, FM Radio, Park WiFi - ARE developed by the same software company - Nokia - and there is zero consistency!

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	YoDude	2007-03-28 , 10:33
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Can locally stored media be added to the Rhapsody library?

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mobiledivide	2007-03-28 , 10:51
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Originally Posted by Milhouse

All the apps I mentioned - Media Player, Media Streamer/Rhapsody, Canola, FM Radio, Park WiFi - ARE developed by the same software company - Nokia - and there is zero consistency!

Duly noted for all but Canola which I believe was developed by a Brazilian software house.

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Milhouse	2007-03-28 , 11:07
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Originally Posted by mobiledivide

Duly noted for all but Canola which I believe was developed by a Brazilian software house.

Canola is developed by INdT - Instituto Nokia de Tecnologia, aka Nokia Institute of Technology - in Brazil.

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mobiledivide	2007-03-28 , 11:32
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Originally Posted by Milhouse

Canola is developed by INdT - Instituto Nokia de Tecnologia, aka Nokia Institute of Technology - in Brazil.

lol

I should do my research before posting truth be told I'm just happy to find applications I can use on a daily basis.

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fldude99	2007-03-28 , 13:17
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So far my experience with Rhapsody on the N800 is excellent. I've been a subscriber for about 3 yrs now and enjoy their service. It's much better to have access to just about all music on a subscribtion..at first I thought it's better to "own" the music, but no longer..doesn't matter when anything you want to listen to is available for the most part.

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	Texrat	2007-03-28 , 16:08
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Just tested over Cingular GPRS-- bleah. Major dropouts. Player unresponsive. I'm not terribly surprised, though.

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	hircus	2007-03-28 , 17:10
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Originally Posted by Milhouse

All the apps I mentioned - Media Player, Media Streamer/Rhapsody, Canola, FM Radio, Park WiFi - ARE developed by the same software company - Nokia - and there is zero consistency!

Just found out about Park WiFi -- I recalled articles on Nokia's roll-out of free wi-fi in some parks, but did not know they have a client application for it. Alas, it does not install out-of-the-box on N800 -- does anyone know where to get the libxau0 that it needs? I don't necessarily want to add a full 770 repository.