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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (6)
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2009-11-20
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I plan to keep mine so that I can test development on Diablo. Also helps that I won't have to worry about bricking a primary device.
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2009-11-20
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@ Finland
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n800 + xournal ftw!
(plus aTI85)
nothing really changes, the n800 stays at work playing radio, being ready for my notes/sketches and calculations. I just sell my e71 to my little brother.
(plus aTI85)
nothing really changes, the n800 stays at work playing radio, being ready for my notes/sketches and calculations. I just sell my e71 to my little brother.
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2009-11-20
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@ Poland
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I'm keeping my N810 for Mer, flipclock and Internet Radio (the speakers on this thing are amazing).
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2009-11-20
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@ Germany
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The N800 already serves as radio alarm clock waking me up every morning.
The N810 will run Mer and Diablo dual boot so that I can test my software on those systems.
The 770 is collecting dust atm, which I wipe off every few weeks. I'm using it to test my software on OS 2006, and finding what needs to be optimized.
The N810 will run Mer and Diablo dual boot so that I can test my software on those systems.
The 770 is collecting dust atm, which I wipe off every few weeks. I'm using it to test my software on OS 2006, and finding what needs to be optimized.
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2009-11-20
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I went for 'testing MER etc', but in addition I will continue to use it for things that require:
a) A larger screen. I'm pretty certain there are many things I won't be able to use the N900 for.
b) The N800 has two full-size SD slots. The N900 is basically useless when it comes to exchanging data via cards. In fact, because of this, the upgrade of my N800 is to be the Pandora. The N900 isn't an upgrade for my N800, it's a different type of gadget.
a) A larger screen. I'm pretty certain there are many things I won't be able to use the N900 for.
b) The N800 has two full-size SD slots. The N900 is basically useless when it comes to exchanging data via cards. In fact, because of this, the upgrade of my N800 is to be the Pandora. The N900 isn't an upgrade for my N800, it's a different type of gadget.
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2009-11-20
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I will kepp my trusty N800
mostly for newsfeeds, eBook-reader and audiobooks. Also for playing around with easy debian, IM when on the couch *g*
Glasswalker
mostly for newsfeeds, eBook-reader and audiobooks. Also for playing around with easy debian, IM when on the couch *g*
Glasswalker
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2009-11-25
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Mine is going to be an internet radio and digiframe. 
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2009-11-25
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@ A place with no mountains
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I'll keep my N810 and try Debian and/or Mer on it.
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2009-11-25
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@ Milton, Ontario, Canada
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Instant messaging (having MSN in the your hand around the house is always handy), but most importantly the N800 makes an awesome daily alarm clock thanks to Flipclock
If your looking to breath some new life into your tablets, that's definitely one app that will do the trick ;-)
If your looking to breath some new life into your tablets, that's definitely one app that will do the trick ;-)
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2009-11-26
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@ Finland
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Originally Posted by jolouis
Thanks! This app really added to my N800 value even more. Dont know how Ive missed that software.
Instant messaging (having MSN in the your hand around the house is always handy), but most importantly the N800 makes an awesome daily alarm clock thanks to Flipclock
If your looking to breath some new life into your tablets, that's definitely one app that will do the trick ;-)