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Porting apps to Leste (32)
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2010-06-02
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#11
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Originally Posted by marktold
Would be nice very nice indeed !.
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#12
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oh Nokia is spending money :P
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2010-06-02
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#13
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Originally Posted by marktold
I think this is a WIP
How about Nokia participates
OVI Support for N900 :-)
Turn by Turn Navigatin :-)
Regads Markus
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
But again.. what's the purpose of a "flashable" image if the restore from the built-in app provides everything you need? So that we have 2 ways to backup?
The backup app we currently have does not give a file that can be used to flash the N900 back to the point of taking the backup in any way or form as it only backs up certain elements and not the whole system..
I have had to flash my phone a few times... and have not (personally) noticed anything missing after doing a restore.
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2010-06-02
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Originally Posted by nosa101
I actually thought they had confirmed Turn by Turn wasn't coming??..
I think this is a WIP
Maybe that was voice.. I thought we had turn by turn already?
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2010-06-02
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Personally, I think an app that integrates social networks. For instance, DMs and facebook messages come as text messages
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2010-06-02
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Originally Posted by nosa101
This I would love to see... I hate having 5 different IM windows for a single contact depending on what network they came from. I know it's easy to see what came from where.. but I'd personally rather my entire communication with an individual be showed in a single screen. Hell.. even adding email would be a kicker.
Personally, I think an app that integrates social networks. For instance, DMs and facebook messages come as text messages
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2010-06-02
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint
They said they were working on bringing OVI services to the n900
I actually thought they had confirmed Turn by Turn wasn't coming??..
Maybe that was voice.. I thought we had turn by turn already?
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2010-06-02
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint
Because the N900 is involved primarily for development and the way you suggest for backup can sometimes not only be long winded but elements are in fact lost due to eMMC restore AND when someone self creates a looping os stopping the device to start up then a simple one file flash that restores everything would be a much quicker and simpler way to get back to a known working point, taking the worry and frustration out of installing apps developed for testing that do in fact screw up the os for whatever reason.
But again.. what's the purpose of a "flashable" image if the restore from the built-in app provides everything you need? So that we have 2 ways to backup?
I have had to flash my phone a few times... and have not (personally) noticed anything missing after doing a restore.
So it does make sense to be able to produce a flash-able image to pc by a proper backup application, not one that only takes "snippets" from your os.
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2010-06-02
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Originally Posted by nosa101
That would be impossible to do without the site you want the messages from being capable of sending them as a txt message in the first place to the number of the device you want it to arrive.
Personally, I think an app that integrates social networks. For instance, DMs and facebook messages come as text messages