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2011-10-03
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Originally Posted by hotnikkelz
Qualcomm sucks Cortex RULES!
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2011-10-03
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Originally Posted by jalyst
Well even if the SPECS says it has it it doesn't mean it is fully supported or optimized to be as fast as the standard allows. For example people here has said 3G works better on N9 than Iphone. (Just one example)
I'd love to know for sure whether it's actually better than the SGSII in this area.
SGSII having HSPA+ does (at least superficially) seem like a performance advantage.
Dont saying SGS II is less good here, but we have seen it before how the specs doesn't work in reality...
So we need REAL testing. Specs says nothing...
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2011-10-03
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Originally Posted by danramos
Sound like a nice device BUT why that ****ing Android!!
...Liiiiiiiiiiike this?
The Panasonic Lumix Phone 101P Might Not Suck at Being a Camera or a Phone
Android everywhere sick of it!
Give me real Maemo+QT!
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2011-10-03
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Originally Posted by jalyst
@ your coldplay comment. i have had a few people ask me for autographs thinking i'm chris martin from coldplay haha. i only played along with it once for the laugh.
n950 forum?
I don't mind him personally.
He's an excellent live performer, been to 1 or 2 of his concerts over the years.
also, have a look at this nokia N9 variants on navifirm:
Code:
059J1Z7: RM-696 NDT UK IRELAND BLACK 16GB 059K0W0: RM-696 NDT UK IRELAND CYAN 16GB 059K1F5: RM-696 NDT UK IRELAND MAGENTA 16GB
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2011-10-03
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Originally Posted by onethreealpha
T-Mobile is the same. My N900 contract T-Mobile was capped heavily. They capped my speed (Web n Walk) at around 300kbps which is pathetic. The annoying thing was that their cheaper Android contracts came with (Web n Walk+) which was uncapped. I actually called them and complained about this but got nowhere in the end. Don't really understand T-mobiles strategy after they renamed web n walk. I don't even think they offer Web n walk+ anymore so they just choose which phones contracts they cap and mention nothing of it
Here in Aus, HSDPA will provide a max theoretical download speed of 7.2Mbps
Phones like the SGS2, with HSDPA+ will support a theoretical max of 21Mbps.
Both run on Telstra's "NextG" Frequency @850mhz, however makes no real difference as Telstra throttle their network to give a real download speed between 500Kbps and around 3Mbps.
Phones like the SGS2, here in Australia will never really get to utilise their theoretical maximum speeds, as the Telco's will use bandwidth throttling to maintain network redundancy (and thus save money on investing in infrastructure upgrade works)
Whilst it seems like our friends across the water like to market HSDPA+ as "4G", do the Telco's there actually support this with real maximum speeds on the Frequencies they run on?
If not, HSDPA+ may not be of much use after all.
Originally Posted by Danramos
Dan, I don't even want to know where you get down to need 3G/4G, hopefully not on the train otherwise I'm going to be highly suspicious of anybody who opens a broadsheet and uses their phone.
All's I know is: it serves up palmtop porn pretty promptly.
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2011-10-03
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The dev working on usb host mode was making progress until he detected significant differences in the N9 from his dev device.
http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=4610
So he needs an N9.
http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=4610
So he needs an N9.
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2011-10-03
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Wanted order it on the swiss online-shop "Mediasky", but I asked them before via mail how many they have ordered from Nokia and how much they have sold till now, because it seem's that Nokia will produce not much of them and so they probably will get no more device from the producer.
I've got now this answer (google translation):
"Unfortunately, the product is sold as stated in our. We can thus also not to order. Nokia produces this product no longer there, you're right,"
I've got now this answer (google translation):
"Unfortunately, the product is sold as stated in our. We can thus also not to order. Nokia produces this product no longer there, you're right,"
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2011-10-03
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Here's ovi store on the N9 and I see you can pick more than one language for the keyboard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfIp3pGBU7A
I remember Eldar would talk smack about Nokia not being able to implement an easy language switch for the keyboard in the past like Iphone. Well that is certainly an easy way to switch now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfIp3pGBU7A
I remember Eldar would talk smack about Nokia not being able to implement an easy language switch for the keyboard in the past like Iphone. Well that is certainly an easy way to switch now.
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2011-10-03
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Hey, need some quick help from someone speaking Swedish, as I cannot figure this one out 100% sure with Google Translate:
On Telenor.se the N9 is available without contract, and there is a sidenote on it: "Telefonen är inte operatörslåst."
Does that mean it unlocked, or is it locked to the operator?
On Telenor.se the N9 is available without contract, and there is a sidenote on it: "Telefonen är inte operatörslåst."
Does that mean it unlocked, or is it locked to the operator?
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2011-10-03
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Originally Posted by marrat
It means it is unlocked. 'phone is not operatorlocked'
Hey, need some quick help from someone speaking Swedish, as I cannot figure this one out 100% sure with Google Translate:
On Telenor.se the N9 is available without contract, and there is a sidenote on it: "Telefonen är inte operatörslåst."
Does that mean it unlocked, or is it locked to the operator?
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