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Well your not late, but surprised you haven't been around before.
USB port maybe fixable, it's advisable to reinforce them anyway.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=75920
As for modem issues there are multiple threads on the matter.
The correct way to fix is to "reball/reflow" the motherboard, AFAIK nobody has done this yet.
Paper in the battery tray, two sim cards stacked, hammer and a center punch and pen springs have all been used as "solutions" before now.
USB port maybe fixable, it's advisable to reinforce them anyway.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=75920
As for modem issues there are multiple threads on the matter.
The correct way to fix is to "reball/reflow" the motherboard, AFAIK nobody has done this yet.
Paper in the battery tray, two sim cards stacked, hammer and a center punch and pen springs have all been used as "solutions" before now.
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2013-04-30
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Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast
Thank you for your reply!
Well your not late, but surprised you haven't been around before.
USB port maybe fixable, it's advisable to reinforce them anyway.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=75920
As for modem issues there are multiple threads on the matter.
The correct way to fix is to "reball/reflow" the motherboard, AFAIK nobody has done this yet.
Paper in the battery tray, two sim cards stacked, hammer and a center punch and pen springs have all been used as "solutions" before now.
For the USB port protection I did this: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...61&postcount=2
I don't really want to open this device up, since it's unopened.
With the SIM card problem, i saw it was a SIM PROBLEM not a phone hardware problem, and I wrote here how I fixed it http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=199
Some other tips? Also, I am waiting for a hard leather case http://www.ebay.com/itm/LEATHER-PREM...item43ac555e8f to protect it!
Also, I was around here for a while, just didn't register. But after a while I decided I maybe could help someone, or post my own questions, so, tonight I made an account!
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2013-04-30
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Originally Posted by Half-Life_4_Life
Thank you, glad to be here with all of you!
Congrats my mate and have fun with it!
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2013-04-30
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Originally Posted by Half-Life_4_Life
I was thinking to buy a screen protection, they are preety cheap, and I found many for this model, but I don't use stylus too much, I have thin fingers so I can do whatever with them without using a stylus. I also heard there could be problems with screen protectors and proximity sensor and I quote:
Oh yeah get a good screen protector because of the stylus.
The N900's proximity sensor, which is designed to lock the touch screen when the phone is against the user's ear to prevent accidental operation, locks the screen unintentionally in bright light (usually outdoors) when a call is placed or received. Nokia has acknowledged that it is a "hardware issue" and cannot be addressed. To unlock the screen in a phone call, a tactile unlock switch in the right side of the device can be used. This however will keep the touch screen active and accidental operation of the phone keys in a call may occur when device is used as a handset. This issue has been blamed on the application of screen protectors, however N900 users without screen protectors are also experiencing the problem.[93]
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2013-04-30
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Originally Posted by TheoX
You'll want screen protector as the screen is easily scratchable. If you have problems with the protector, you can always remove/replace it
I was thinking to buy a screen protection, they are preety cheap, and I found many for this model, but I don't use stylus too much, I have thin fingers so I can do whatever with them without using a stylus. I also heard there could be problems with screen protectors and proximity sensor and I quote:
Can you confirm this?
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2013-04-30
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Originally Posted by freemangordon
Okay, thank you, I will get a screen protector with the protection case, so I will apply it ASAP when I will get my order! Thanks.
You'll want screen protector as the screen is easily scratchable. If you have problems with the protector, you can always remove/replace it
Any other tips? Basic or pro, I am all ears!
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2013-04-30
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Originally Posted by TheoX
Personally, I like the N900's support for a lanyard, something that many high-end phones lack these days. (Particularly when I'm taking photos.) Having that strap around my wrist has saved me from dropping the phone onto the ground several times now. (Expensive cell phones and clumsy fingers can be a bad combination...
Any other tips? Basic or pro, I am all ears!
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All times are GMT. The time now is 20:51.
Two weeks passed and I bought my second N900, because you know... You can't run away from love at the first sight. The second, was like brand new, no problems, untouched, never opened. Only problem I had with this one was the problem with the "All phone functions disabled..." but I fixed it by cleaning up the sim chip and the small metallic pads from the sim reader.
Now the second device have the latest update, every tweak I could possibly find and that would work like charm on the test N900, Smart-Reflex active and much more. I even use WinSCP not to stress the USB port.
Now, please tell me, how can I take care even better of this device, how can I make it least 1-2 years more without any problems? And also, I hope that you can still welcome here the late guys.
P.S. Also had N800 for ~2 years.
I attached 2 photos of my little babys.