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2009-09-09
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#211
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Originally Posted by qole
Well it could be the Easter egg just like the fm receiver which is confirmed and without being anywhere in the specs.
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2009-09-09
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#212
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@qole: cool. so whatever konttori answers would be a baseline and we can expect something better on the final product 
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2009-09-09
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#213
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Originally Posted by JayOnThaBeat
They had digital compasses in 200BC? They had digital anything that time ??
What good is a piece of high-end technology without a feature that dates back tothe middle agescirca 200 BC????
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2009-09-09
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#214
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Originally Posted by JayOnThaBeat
Yeah. Totally sucks. And it can't even light a fire (exploding batteries excl), which is a technology that dates back hundreds of thousands of years !
What good is a piece of high-end technology without a feature that dates back tothe middle agescirca 200 BC????
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2009-09-09
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#215
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Originally Posted by attila77
Oh right, I guess the iPhone fans will point out that their devices have exploding batteries. Can the N900 do that?
And it can't even light a fire (exploding batteries excl)
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2009-09-09
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#216
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Originally Posted by konttori
Oh, my current tablet will last forever turned off and hidden in a drawer, but that's not very useful
I can testify that you get easily more than 2 days with device idle (and no open app misbehaving)
Originally Posted by konttori
If for "normal use" you mean keeping it your pocket waiting for incoming calls, I could believe it.
Screen is a drainer, so all use consumes a lot, but it easily lasts a full working day of normal use.
Actually using it, that's another matter.
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2009-09-10
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#217
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Originally Posted by qole
I asked again, because I did not receive any confirmation. I didn't mean to upset you.
joshua.maverick:
There's no compass.
Anyone who said otherwise was not a trustworthy source, so, in the absence of any trustworthy information, they're wrong. And if there is, Nokia hasn't told anyone about it, nor has it turned up in any of the source code released by Nokia so far. If the N900 had a compass, why would Nokia keep it a secret?
Why do you keep asking?
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2009-09-10
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Originally Posted by qole
You know those mortars you have to bump to stone and then throw as if its a grenade? They inspired Apple design team...
Oh right, I guess the iPhone fans will point out that their devices have exploding batteries. Can the N900 do that?
Originally Posted by JayOnThaBeat
They were used for entirely different purposes. There are 2 main usage patterns: better navigation on map (this was far more important in ancient times, but you could use heavenly bodies for same purpose, as the stargazers in pacific ocean have done for millenia) and 2: augmented reality. By the time the latter takes off we're a year further.
What good is a piece of high-end technology without a feature that dates back tothe middle agescirca 200 BC????
For if what you say is true there must be many crappy high-end technologies then because last time I checked almost no smartphone, netbook, laptop, digicam (slr), blahblah etc etc blahblah has digital compass. Hmmm, maybe its a bit overrated.
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2009-09-10
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#219
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Originally Posted by allnameswereout
G1 has one - its a nice novelty - not much in the way of real world use though. GPS substitutes for it most times
You know those mortars you have to bump to stone and then throw as if its a grenade? They inspired Apple design team...
They were used for entirely different purposes. There are 2 main usage patterns: better navigation on map (this was far more important in ancient times, but you could use heavenly bodies for same purpose, as the stargazers in pacific ocean have done for millenia) and 2: augmented reality. By the time the latter takes off we're a year further.
For if what you say is true there must be many crappy high-end technologies then because last time I checked almost no smartphone, netbook, laptop, digicam (slr), blahblah etc etc blahblah has digital compass. Hmmm, maybe its a bit overrated.
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2009-09-10
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#220
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Originally Posted by JayOnThaBeat
Welcome to the Internet! Smileys are useful on the Internet to explain (con)text. A useful smiley to denote sarcasm is:
It's called sarcasm, people.
I forget that a lot of people can't read sarcasm.
Sorry.
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