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Originally Posted by grog
The drain doesn't come from just the cellular radio being active, but they'd increase their transmission power in hope of reaching a (possibly) further away bts tower.
Isn't it true that a phone uses much more power in the event that there are no networks available at all, because it'll keep on searching for one more often? If that is indeed the case, it would be great to able to switch it off (probably not much of an issue in most developed areas of the world now, but here in the Great White North (aka Canada), there's lots of places still without coverage).
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Can we get a real answer about the AT&T 3G (WCDMA 850/1900MHz) bands?
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Originally Posted by zerojay
The question implied ignoring buffers and caches of course. The output of "free -m" would be sufficient.
This is Linux. Almost all RAM is used at all times. If an app isn't actively using it, Linux fills the RAM up with caches to speed things up and gets rid of them as more RAM is required.
Free RAM that isn't being used is wasted RAM.
128 MB would be plenty for user applications without the need to swap any memory content to NAND chips.
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2009-08-31
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I actually got two questions:
Any plans whatsoever for Latin America launches (Brazil, especifically)? Have Nokia talked to carriers (or vice-versa), is there anything to be said? (not keeping my hopes up for this, no worries).
Question 2:
Will we be able to set the processor governor to performance mode like we could with the OMAP2 in the N8x0 devices?
Maybe somebody already knows the answer to this one. If so, my apologies.
Any plans whatsoever for Latin America launches (Brazil, especifically)? Have Nokia talked to carriers (or vice-versa), is there anything to be said? (not keeping my hopes up for this, no worries).
Question 2:
Will we be able to set the processor governor to performance mode like we could with the OMAP2 in the N8x0 devices?
Maybe somebody already knows the answer to this one. If so, my apologies.
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2009-08-31
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How does the n900 compare in volume to the N95's speakers when playing online videos from the browser and any youtube app such as digia, canola, mytube etc.?
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Originally Posted by aironeous
N800 and N810, as well, if possible.
How does the n900 compare in volume to the N95's speakers when playing online videos from the browser and any youtube app such as digia, canola, mytube etc.?
I'd also be interested in knowing about the sound quality.
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
That answer seemed definitive enough...
Can we get a real answer about the AT&T 3G (WCDMA 850/1900MHz) bands?
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More I learn about the N900, more I feel that Nokia has missed time.
For those who go to Nokia wolrd and will test the N900, could you test the sound with very very good headphone?
I was very disappointed by the quality and the breath with the N810.
Can you check that means no breath in headphones for music?
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