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2010-01-30
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Now Im going to look for posts from that kathy girl who has all them pics of happy bears around the place, to help cheer me up.
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2010-01-30
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2010-01-30
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After starting this thread and reading your helpful replies ,I have some positive thoughts:
What do we need exactly from Nokia (except another one or two firmware updates)? almost nothing!
-After seeing windows 3.11 / windows 98 / android running on N900, I'm almost sure that maemo 6 will be ported to N900 somehow unofficially.
when this happen, the whole problem will be solved (although this depends on the degree of compatibility after porting)
-Even if maemo 6 will not be ported to N900, currently Qt4.6 is being ported so maemo 6 apps written using Qt4.6 will be compatible with N900 and this ensures that n900 will have access to new apps after releasing maemo 6 and will not be dead as we fear.
So I think that the worst case of Nokia to ignore N900 is not a big problem.
Am I right in these thoughts or I am too optimistic?
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2010-01-30
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Actually, Andre and the bug team are pretty good guys,
I think Nokia will go on ironing out bugs. There are rumours of at least a couple more updates (one minor, one more major) during the spring. What I suspect they will do less of is adding more features.
What you have to ask yourself is why you bought the device: was it for what it did have, or for what you convinced yourself it might?
You have an amazing device in your hand... no, put that away!
I mean your n900. You have the best spec and the best software right now. We might all be blowed up by an hemorrhoid before Maemo 6 arrives.
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2010-01-30
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Hi that Kathy with the bears
I have an amazing device in both hands, I've been checking out that thread about making certain videos invisble...
Not really
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2010-01-30
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2010-01-30
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2010-01-30
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I've been wondering about this.. does the N900 have all enablers required to implement the Maemo 6 security framework as described in these slides http://www.slideshare.net/peterschne...tform-security ? OMAP3430 data sheet mentions ARM Trustzone support but I have way too little knowledge about security and related sw/hw to really draw any conclusions either way.
By the way, the author of those slides answered some questions about the design here http://wiki.maemo.org/MaemoSecurity
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has nokia officially dropped support for the n900?
has nokia said that m6 will/wont run on the n900?
because all i see here is pointless speculation about the devices purpose and lifetime,
and please dont use iphone and n900 in the same sentence, they are both worlds appart but i'd easily class the n900 as the uprated device.
the fact is we don't know what will happen, but we do know there is a firm maemo community and that devices get nowhere without the community support, have faith people! i will have my device for two years on contract and ive been using it more then my main lappy, im attached to this thing and cant wait for future releases!