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2010-03-26
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2010-03-26
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The issues with N900 are isolated. Most of the people who have issues are hardware problems. I don't have any of those issues and many here don't either. Definitely go for the n900 if you feel adventurous but know the flaws of the device and make sure you accept them before buying them. You don't want to be posting up complaints about flaws that are already openly discussed here...
n97 definitely have its appeal and you will find A LOT more apps for symbian than meemo at the moment but as I said, know its flaws and be able to accept it.
Which ever you choose, just be happy with it.
What did it for me? I was waiting for this device for way too long and I am sooo ready to leave symbian. I have use so many versions of symbian I can't stand it anymore.
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2010-03-26
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2010-03-26
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2010-03-26
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2010-03-26
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2010-03-26
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I take long *** bus drives and it's always boring without something in my hand, so the battery life, reliability and capabilities to play media files (sound or video) or gaming is very important.
the N900 is obviously better (hardware wise) but it's got a lot of bugs, lots of reboot issues, media indexer issues, etc.. I really like how much cool stuff you can do with this device looking that it's Linux based (though I'm not very familiar with Linux but I can learn)
I used the N97 and it's a little clunky, it has the old Symbian interface which is upgraded to V5 to support touch and that's it, AFAIK. I used the N95 for more than 3 years and was perfectly happy with it until its' last days where it literally went to hell and everything started failing left and right. (I couldn't even index music for some reason and no one knew what was wrong or I would have still had it with me...)