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2010-08-07
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N900 is a greatest phone(smartphone/tablet) I ever had. In my opinion if nokia had good software support for n900, it would outsell iphones. I know that they try to make money by making new phones, but why can't they just polish already existing products ? Wouldn't it bring more customers ? They are killing the product that sells very well.(even thought it's missing some key features) What is the logic in this ?
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2010-08-07
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You missed a step:
Originally Posted by HellFlyer
This is a eternal circle that was going since N900 was released.
Love thread
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*sigh*
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Joined TMO in February, 2009 with an N810. I'm not a dev.
I'm just an active user who blogs about my N900 sometimes.
Happy to field questions where I can help.
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Joined TMO in February, 2009 with an N810. I'm not a dev.
I'm just an active user who blogs about my N900 sometimes.
Happy to field questions where I can help.
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2011-12-23
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just a thought crossed my mind,wanted to share with ya
as the topic depicts itself '' I love my n900 forever and i wish if there were hundred thousand years to live with this might machine ,i would nt mind ''
thanks maemo and thanks maemo.org
as the topic depicts itself '' I love my n900 forever and i wish if there were hundred thousand years to live with this might machine ,i would nt mind ''
thanks maemo and thanks maemo.org
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2011-12-23
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In our family tomb there is already a small niche for the N900, including polycarbonate lead coated radiation and leakage proof coffin. (sorry on a budget)
A little bit selfish to be buried with a -hopefully by that time- rare N900, I know, but on the other hand archaeologists may have fun digging into by what alien like miracle technology and sheer coincidence of technological alignment during a peak society era such a wonderful crafted tool may have been conceived... and conclude it was an early external brain or something.
Merry white Xmas
A little bit selfish to be buried with a -hopefully by that time- rare N900, I know, but on the other hand archaeologists may have fun digging into by what alien like miracle technology and sheer coincidence of technological alignment during a peak society era such a wonderful crafted tool may have been conceived... and conclude it was an early external brain or something.
Merry white Xmas
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2011-12-23
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Originally Posted by ste-phan
This is a great idea. Just have to remove the clock battery on board, and put up schematics on how to build a replacement BL-5J and the system schematics carved in stone, in case people want to rebuild it for fun.
In our family tomb there is already a small niche for the N900, including polycarbonate lead coated radiation and leakage proof coffin. (sorry on a budget)
A little bit selfish to be buried with a -hopefully by that time- rare N900, I know, but on the other hand archaeologists may have fun digging into by what alien like miracle technology and sheer coincidence of technological alignment during a peak society era such a wonderful crafted tool may have been conceived... and conclude it was an early external brain or something.
Merry white Xmas
Oh, and don't forget the Maemo source code in stone tablets.
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2011-12-23
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Originally Posted by Hurrian
We'll cut that down to one stone tablet and hoping they are still smart enough to figure out the rest:
This is a great idea. Just have to remove the clock battery on board, and put up schematics on how to build a replacement BL-5J and the system schematics carved in stone, in case people want to rebuild it for fun.
Oh, and don't forget the Maemo source code in stone tablets.
"Circuit contains the code that could have saved humanity. Please hack the closed part so we can rest in peace"
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2011-12-23
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Happy New forthcoming Year to the Maemo Community! Thanks to all involved in talk.maemo.org.
Merry Christmas to whom are celebrating this holiday!
Merry Christmas to whom are celebrating this holiday!
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2013-03-26
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lost my n900..buy a galaxy s3..so boring..buy a second hand n900..i feel alive again! can't beat the classic.
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