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As a lot of people in this community know me (at least I like to think they know I'm a big fan of my N900 and use it as it was designed (heavy IT work, heavy Linux work)
Is the N9 worth the swap, or should I just still with the N900?
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A good HWKB can make a huge difference. It changes the way you interact with the phone. Maybe its the early period of having no HWKB but I focus mostly on how I am typing - fixing, moving between words, correcting etc then the wonderful UI that i'm presented with. Almost forced to use the phone on portrait as a landscape view means the vkb pretty much occupies 75% of the screen. Dont believe me? Try having a IM chat on landscape.
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Um... we already have multiple threads discussing this.
Can you take it to those or shall we wait for the mod to come along & do the obvious?
(merge the threads)
Is the N9 worth the swap, or should I just stick with the N900?
If you don't know how to check your N900's uptime, you probably shouldn't own it.
Last edited by Laughingstok; 2011-12-01 at 16:40.