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2010-08-02
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@ Australia Mate
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if youre not happy with the N900 or the galaxy S has features you prefer, go for it !
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2010-08-02
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Originally Posted by f2thak
Im happy with my N900, I have had it for almost a year. I think its time for an upgrade.
if youre not happy with the N900 or the galaxy S has features you prefer, go for it !
I have not upgraded to any other phone so far because the N900 Tablet has the best/should I say most potential OS and specs at the time of its release. I believe other manufacturers have taken the lead and Galaxy S is a real contender.
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2010-08-02
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@ Helsinki
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I think that there's a bit of a apples vs oranges comparisant about to start here, as I feel that the Sam Galaxy S is a completely different kind of device than the N900. Well that mentioned "pro" version might be a bit more similar.
However, if you're happy with N900 but find yourself interested in the Galaxy S, then get the Galaxy S but maybe put the "either or" mentality aside. Find a way to use both devices. For me the N900 is more like a tool that's always handy to have around. But then on the other hand, going out with my friends I might prefer a more one-handed device.
However, if you're happy with N900 but find yourself interested in the Galaxy S, then get the Galaxy S but maybe put the "either or" mentality aside. Find a way to use both devices. For me the N900 is more like a tool that's always handy to have around. But then on the other hand, going out with my friends I might prefer a more one-handed device.
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2010-08-02
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@ Philly USA
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I have the galaxy s and I really like it, I haven't really used my n900 since I got it.
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2010-08-02
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@ Sweden
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I would wait longer.. hardware wise it is not that big of a difference. Though you seam to be after some andoid apps. Try to think what apps you are missing, if android have them, switch... Otherwise wait until a better phone comes. Shouldn't be long.
Or install Nitdroid on the n900.
Or install Nitdroid on the n900.
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2010-08-02
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Originally Posted by roguespy0
Can you give some feedback in comparison to the N900?
I have the galaxy s and I really like it, I haven't really used my n900 since I got it.
Originally Posted by mtjioe
That would defo seal the deal. When is it released?
I would go for the galaxy S Pro, it has 4G and a hardware keyboard.
Originally Posted by AlMehdi
Proper supported apps like games, maps etc. The N900 is good but like someone said its not supposed to be a phone so technically cannot compare to any other "phone". The problem with N900 is the user/community has to support which is great but limited in the long term.
I would wait longer.. hardware wise it is not that big of a difference. Though you seam to be after some andoid apps. Try to think what apps you are missing, if android have them, switch... Otherwise wait until a better phone comes. Shouldn't be long.
Or install Nitdroid on the n900.
Im still waiting for Flash 10.1, dont even know if ts been released or gonna be released for the N900.
N900 was basically a test product for Nokia. I have enjoyed my time with it, I think its time to move on to a proper product.
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2010-08-02
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@ Bremen, Germany
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well, you'll definitely love that super amoled screen! i have a jet before my n900, and the screen was fantastic, and that wasnt even super amoled, only "normal" amoled.
but i would wait for the galaxy s pro, because it features a hardware keyboard! not sure if it has a release-date yet, though...
but i would wait for the galaxy s pro, because it features a hardware keyboard! not sure if it has a release-date yet, though...
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2010-08-02
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Originally Posted by CaSPeR1
hmm...i think the processor of galaxy S is hummingbird
I am a proud owner of the N900 since it released. I really like the N900 and its OS and feaures/potential has made me stick to it since. The lack of support from Nokia has dented the potential somewhat. I dont know what the future holds for Nokia supported OS and I would really like to get back into the mass market of APPS.
I am now looking to upgrade, Im not sure if its too early for that (Does the N900 still have life in it?). I seriously think the Galaxy S has an edge over N900 and I would benefit from it.
Galaxy S -Main features.
Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
480 x 800 pixels, 4.0 inches
Multi-touch input method
512 MB RAM, 2GB ROM
Bluetooth Yes, v3.0 with A2DP
Geo-tagging, touch focus, face and smile detection
ARM Cortex A8 1GHz processor
Standard battery, Li-Po 1500 mAh
And iof course the Android Apps
Is there any reason you believe that I should not upgrade from N900?
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I am now looking to upgrade, Im not sure if its too early for that (Does the N900 still have life in it?). I seriously think the Galaxy S has an edge over N900 and I would benefit from it.
Galaxy S -Main features.
Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
480 x 800 pixels, 4.0 inches
Multi-touch input method
512 MB RAM, 2GB ROM
Bluetooth Yes, v3.0 with A2DP
Geo-tagging, touch focus, face and smile detection
ARM Cortex A8 1GHz processor
Standard battery, Li-Po 1500 mAh
And iof course the Android Apps
Is there any reason you believe that I should not upgrade from N900?