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torshind
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2010-05-06
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I've installed icedtea6 from extras-testing, microemulator and opera mini. It works with touchscreen.
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2010-05-06
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@ Austria
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how fast is it?
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2010-05-06
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Originally Posted by torshind
Looks good. Any advantages over the installed browser? (Flash, speed, etc.)
I've installed icedtea6 from extras-testing, microemulator and opera mini. It works with touchscreen.
I know some versions of the Opera browser operate by using proxy servers, and pushing out rendered content to the mobile telephone. For this reason, I was always reticent about using Mobile Opera for any site that required a username and password.
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2010-05-06
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Originally Posted by AndiThebest
It' pretty usable; It's a bit slower than S60 version (if i remember well...)
how fast is it?
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2010-05-06
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who needs opera?????????????
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2010-05-06
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Originally Posted by atilla
I know it, MicroB is million times better, but it's so nice to make everything work on N900... And if you're in roaming you can save precious bandwidth!
who needs opera?????????????
Last edited by torshind; 2010-05-06 at 21:50.
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2010-05-06
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Opera's client and server compression is pretty darn decent. I'd used it, except for the fact that I don't quite care for my data being run through third parties, for privacy and security reasons.
Sweet, nevertheless!
Sweet, nevertheless!
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2010-05-06
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Could you post up step by step instructions of installing microemulator on the n900 and opera mini into microemulator.
I know how to install icedtea6 from extras-testing, but the rest, i don't know how.
I know how to install icedtea6 from extras-testing, but the rest, i don't know how.
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2010-05-06
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Originally Posted by munkiii
OK!
Could you post up step by step instructions of installing microemulator on the n900 and opera mini into microemulator.
Unzip microemulator somewhere (I used /opt/microemu).
Download opera mini jad and jar files. I put them in MyDocs dir.
Run microemulator from terminal:
java -jar /opt/microemu/microemulator.jar
This opens an ugly Java GUI...
Choose "Options->Select Device"
Select "Resizable device" then push OK
Choose "File->Open MIDLET file"
Select opera mini jar file then push Open
Push "Start"
Done!
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2010-05-06
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opera compresses video streams like flash and lets them play on your device no?
can you tell us what it feels like with flash sites
can you tell us what it feels like with flash sites
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