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2009-09-16
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While we sit and TRY to find ways to gain momentum in making Maemo even better down the line, Samsung has its own Linux based smartphone/tablet device in development. Eldar Murtazin of Mobile-Review has had a chance to review an early prototype, and he's more impressed with the Samsung model, which isn't planned until 2011, than the N900 which is coming in a month or two.
Samsung has been a strong Nokia competitor of recent note, and this may be bad news for Maemo. What do you guys think of someone like Eldar being impressed with a prototype over a near production device? I know Maemo 6 will probably be on the scene by then, but Eldar also talked about how buggy and crash prone the N900 is, having crashed 24 times to the N97's 4 in the same time span. My N97 with the latest firmware hardly ever crashed under extreme use, and would take days to crash 4 times, so I'm shocked, to say the least.
Is this something we should be worried about?
check http://twitter.com/eldarmurtazin for the full details.
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2009-09-16
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@ Houston
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While we sit and TRY to find ways to gain momentum in making Maemo even better down the line, Samsung has its own Linux based smartphone/tablet device in development. Eldar Murtazin of Mobile-Review has had a chance to review an early prototype, and he's more impressed with the Samsung model, which isn't planned until 2011, than the N900 which is coming in a month or two.
Samsung has been a strong Nokia competitor of recent note, and this may be bad news for Maemo. What do you guys think of someone like Eldar being impressed with a prototype over a near production device? I know Maemo 6 will probably be on the scene by then, but Eldar also talked about how buggy and crash prone the N900 is, having crashed 24 times to the N97's 4 in the same time span. My N97 with the latest firmware hardly ever crashed under extreme use, and would take days to crash 4 times, so I'm shocked, to say the least.
Is this something we should be worried about?
check http://twitter.com/eldarmurtazin for the full details.
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2009-09-16
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2009-09-16
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2009-09-16
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2009-09-16
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@ Looking at y'all and sighing
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What do you guys think of someone like Eldar being impressed with a prototype over a near production device?
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2009-09-16
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2009-09-16
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2009-09-16
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@ ˙ǝɹǝɥʍou
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Samsung has been a strong Nokia competitor of recent note, and this may be bad news for Maemo. What do you guys think of someone like Eldar being impressed with a prototype over a near production device? I know Maemo 6 will probably be on the scene by then, but Eldar also talked about how buggy and crash prone the N900 is, having crashed 24 times to the N97's 4 in the same time span. My N97 with the latest firmware hardly ever crashed under extreme use, and would take days to crash 4 times, so I'm shocked, to say the least.
Is this something we should be worried about?
check http://twitter.com/eldarmurtazin for the full details.
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