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Although the nokia 770 is very different to a normal pc.....,but, is there any way to install windows mobile on a nokia 770. Any suggestions even if you are going to tell me im a slice short of a loaf. Cheers.
 
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In a word... NO.

And you're more like 2 sandwiches short of a good picnic!

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Originally Posted by Ryanzilla244 View Post
Although the nokia 770 is very different to a normal pc.....,but, is there any way to install windows mobile on a nokia 770. Any suggestions even if you are going to tell me im a slice short of a loaf. Cheers.
man... you do know that the maemo is way beyond better than windows mobile...

i think it would be quite hard to do and i doubt anyone would even take the time to try...

ps: i think it's an interesting idea, i like it lol
 
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Let me put it this way. WinDOZE Mobile is the binary equivelant of hitting yourself in the head with a hammer a few times. Which is exactly what you will want to do after a long enough experience with yet another bug-ridden piece of Micro$oft crap.
 
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Originally Posted by thunder7 View Post
Let me put it this way. WinDOZE Mobile is the binary equivelant of hitting yourself in the head with a hammer a few times. Which is exactly what you will want to do after a long enough experience with yet another bug-ridden piece of Micro$oft crap.
........... i agree, i do struggle withit everyday.
at the end of the week i feel like punching babies lol
LINUX ALL THE WAY!!!.....
 
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The biggest problem is. A legal one. Since there is to the best of my knowledge no way to purchase a Win License without it being contractually tied to a device it's already installed on.

Then you have the legal hassle surrounding the DSP chips and the licenses for running them (if you want sound) In short, if I knew a way and were to tell you I would be breaking any number of laws. Don't know how so I can't break the law, but you get my point.
 
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I have also wondered this. I think it would be great to just mess around with it.
I am surprised that I cannot find anything online about anyone even trying to install Windows Mobile on the tablet.
Has anyone heard any new news on this?
 
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Originally Posted by markholladay View Post
I have also wondered this. I think it would be great to just mess around with it.
I am surprised that I cannot find anything online about anyone even trying to install Windows Mobile on the tablet.
I have not wondered this. You would have to pay Microsoft an ungodly amount of money to do this and it is just not worth it. After I've had a few PPC's running Windows mobile, and switching to the Nokia IT's, I'll say that I will never go back again.
 
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come on, windows mobile 6 is not that bad. much better range of software available. IE for wmp6 is a waste of space, Comes with built in office which is a plus.


both os's have there good side and bad.
 
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There's no-one who could do it apart from Microsoft. It's a non-starter.
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