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2009-10-02
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#72
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Why is Nvidia mentioned in page 103?
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2009-10-02
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#73
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Originally Posted by zerojay
... and earphone...
The manual says don't cover the left hand side of the tablet with the proximity sensor and camera, not the screen.
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2009-10-02
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#74
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lol 8 pages of people reading between the lines making there own version of the instructions up, i love it.
I've read many manuals of unreleased nokia products and one thing I've learned is the manual instructions have no resemblance to actual real usage theres usually many things missing and they not very user friendly
I've read many manuals of unreleased nokia products and one thing I've learned is the manual instructions have no resemblance to actual real usage theres usually many things missing and they not very user friendly
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2009-10-02
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@ Germany
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#75
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Generally, manuals are always fun to read, esp. when comparing them with the actual device. 
They hardly help you using a device.
They hardly help you using a device.
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2009-10-02
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#76
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Some people on other forum have some concerns with the positioning of the gsm/3g antenna. In it's position it's just placed inside your hand when using the phone function. The antenna might be inside your right hand when using the phone in landscape mode too. That of course can/will mean worse reception and increased battery usage.
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2009-10-02
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Originally Posted by DeeGee
What??
Some people on other forum have some concerns with the positioning of the gsm/3g antenna. In it's position it's just placed inside your hand when using the phone function. The antenna might be inside your right hand when using the phone in landscape mode too. That of course can/will mean worse reception and increased battery usage.
If a signal can finely pass through multiple hard and solidly built roofs and stuff, why the hell would it be a problem passing through human body??
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2009-10-02
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Yes, the tower signal can come quite long distances, but they use "bit" more power. The phones tranceiver can only use so much power and a human hand containing lot of water just around the antenna isn't going to help.
People on that forum complained that N97 (which has the antenna in similar position) has bad reception. I don't know if the problem is happening just for them, I haven't at least heard anything like that before.
People on that forum complained that N97 (which has the antenna in similar position) has bad reception. I don't know if the problem is happening just for them, I haven't at least heard anything like that before.
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2009-10-02
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#79
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Originally Posted by bobthebuilder
Shouldn't that be "GNU/Linux"?
This device uses Maemo 5 software on Linux.
(Hmm, no smiley with beard)
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2009-10-02
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#80
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Originally Posted by ralphb
Shouldn't that be "GNU/Linux"?
/Linux
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Anyway, even the iPhone didn't do this without 3rd party apps until the 3GS (http://www.apple.com/iphone/how-to/i....voice-dialing). So, get your developers revving!
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