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2010-08-13
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Originally Posted by loukkis
May be not for free but at least a paid upgrade should be offered. They are saying N900 will not be officialy supported because of lack of multitouch input. This is not a valid reason, multitouch gestures should not be the only way to do a task.
What else Nokia have to do to make you feel not abandoned? Give you a free hardware? Give a complete and free update to next phone operating system?
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Originally Posted by sleytr
From an accessibility stand point there should be a way to use the device with only one hand/single touch.
May be not for free but at least a paid upgrade should be offered. They are saying N900 will not be officialy supported because of lack of multitouch input. This is not a valid reason, multitouch gestures should not be the only way to do a task.
I know plenty of people who've lost an arm or a few fingers and they can't use an iPhone due to the need for multi touch.
My uncle can tie his shoes with his 1 arm, but he cant zoom a web page without putting the phone down on a surface.
Nokia has support for N900 hardware, it's software, is still fixing the bugs. What else Nokia have to do to make you feel not abandoned? Give you a free hardware? Give a complete and free update to next phone operating system? Give you a free rubber bumper? What do you want troll?