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2011-05-09
, 09:54
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@ Abu Dhabi , UAE
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#22
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Originally Posted by debernardis
Agreed.
My main use of nitdroid is refraining from buying an android device when I get that itching that I need to play with a new gadget. It saved me spending too many bucks. I play with nitdroid, touch with my hand how boring is android in comparison with maemo, switch off nitdroid and come back home
Why should we spend another 300+$ on an android device when we already have gingerbread in our very N900?
Also, others may say android is very productive, shipped with superabundant number of apps, but maemo is still offers a wide variety of functions.
e.g:The task swicther that not even the 2010 devices could overtake it.
I believe Nokia should release the Maemo 5 again with a newer phone that has more horsepower to unlock its capabilities.
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2011-05-09
, 12:06
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@ Confederatio Helvetica
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#23
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Totally agree.
I use Android to view Flash 10 contents and take advantage of some very good monolingual dictionaries that don't exist for Maemo...
And yes, of course, I wanted to see if it is worth switching to it permanently, ergo buying a real Android device. So far, I can only say it's a big fuss about nothing. Maemo is much better. And hey, if I need to install an app just to close or switch between the tasks... ridiculous...
Meego + Alien Dalvik will undoubtedly be the best deal! (if we ever see it).
I use Android to view Flash 10 contents and take advantage of some very good monolingual dictionaries that don't exist for Maemo...
And yes, of course, I wanted to see if it is worth switching to it permanently, ergo buying a real Android device. So far, I can only say it's a big fuss about nothing. Maemo is much better. And hey, if I need to install an app just to close or switch between the tasks... ridiculous...
Meego + Alien Dalvik will undoubtedly be the best deal! (if we ever see it).
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2011-05-09
, 12:09
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@ Australia
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#24
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Originally Posted by govprog
Definitely has the potential to save money if Android really becomes a quality platform.
Agreed.
Why should we spend another 300+$ on an android device when we already have gingerbread in our very N900?
Also, others may say android is very productive, shipped with superabundant number of apps, but maemo is still offers a wide variety of functions.
e.g:The task swicther that not even the 2010 devices could overtake it.
I believe Nokia should release the Maemo 5 again with a newer phone that has more horsepower to unlock its capabilities.
Last edited by vivmak; 2011-05-09 at 12:16.
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2011-05-09
, 12:25
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@ Australia
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#25
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Totally agree.
I use Android to view Flash 10 contents and take advantage of some very good monolingual dictionaries that don't exist for Maemo...
And yes, of course, I wanted to see if it is worth switching to it permanently, ergo buying a real Android device. So far, I can only say it's a big fuss about nothing. Maemo is much better. And hey, if I need to install an app just to close or switch between the tasks... ridiculous...
I use Android to view Flash 10 contents and take advantage of some very good monolingual dictionaries that don't exist for Maemo...
And yes, of course, I wanted to see if it is worth switching to it permanently, ergo buying a real Android device. So far, I can only say it's a big fuss about nothing. Maemo is much better. And hey, if I need to install an app just to close or switch between the tasks... ridiculous...
Originally Posted by rentze
Seems like it is ready for MeeGo , N900 already not sure for Maemo
Meego + Alien Dalvik will undoubtedly be the best deal! (if we ever see it).
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2011-05-09
, 13:04
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Joined on Mar 2010
@ Abidjan
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#26
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I don't use it (Yet)
In fact i'm waiting a stable release to be used as a daily OS like Maemo!
In fact i'm waiting a stable release to be used as a daily OS like Maemo!
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2011-05-09
, 15:32
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@ Confederatio Helvetica
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#27
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Originally Posted by vivmak
Well, hopefully. On their official site, Myriad say it will be "first commercially available on the MeeGo platform", without any further details in terms of time, handset etc... That's all I could find... Do you have any other sources?
Seems like it is ready for MeeGo , N900 already not sure for Maemo
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2011-05-11
, 13:29
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Joined on May 2010
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#28
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What does NITDROID offers today in terms of hardware support ?
I saw that i still can not make or receive calls ? What else ?
WIFI working ?
I saw that i still can not make or receive calls ? What else ?
WIFI working ?
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2011-05-11
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@ Magical Unicorn Land
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#29
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Originally Posted by colchaodemola
http://nitdroid.com/index.php?title=N900
What does NITDROID offers today in terms of hardware support ?
I saw that i still can not make or receive calls ? What else ?
WIFI working ?
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2011-05-14
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Joined on Apr 2011
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#30
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for some reason guys, i find the android in my device far less snappier than the maemo,,,,
it is a bit too slow...
how are u guys coping up with this lag?
it is a bit too slow...
how are u guys coping up with this lag?
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