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tso 2008-12-11 15:34
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
and slap a video out on the smartphone and one have a nice computer (optionally, build in a projector system that can do the task for a 19" display, given the right surface).

hell, take a look at the redfly, its basically a larger keyboard and screen for smartphones...

(altho a N800 with font size 20 and a bluetooth keyboard works wonders for typing forum posts ;))

vvaz 2008-12-11 17:46
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
From other comments looks like Nokia is interested in Linux based phones. It is highly probable it prepares whole line of devices which will depend on this kernel but no one of them will have all features provided by software.

thp 2008-12-11 19:01
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by daperl (Post 248333)
Ah, you're right. I ignored the configuration. It looks very unlikely that there will be IR anything. A sunset technology that should probably just ride off. Maybe go down to Florida and spend some time with his sister "the fax." Thanks.
I have been pointing my Apple Remote at my N800 and wished to skip to the next song in Vagalume a few times. So, a normal IR (not IrDA) receiver that can "read" all kinds of IR remotes might be nice. But probably not going to happen ;)

daperl 2008-12-11 19:51
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by thp (Post 248825)
I have been pointing my Apple Remote at my N800 and wished to skip to the next song in Vagalume a few times. So, a normal IR (not IrDA) receiver that can "read" all kinds of IR remotes might be nice. But probably not going to happen ;)
Well, being the broken record that I am, I will point you here. So maybe, like me, you will no longer have to point at anything. Except, of course, the occasional sh*tty driver. And for your situation it may only cost you $45.

pycage 2008-12-12 08:00
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by thp (Post 248825)
I have been pointing my Apple Remote at my N800 and wished to skip to the next song in Vagalume a few times. So, a normal IR (not IrDA) receiver that can "read" all kinds of IR remotes might be nice. But probably not going to happen ;)
Yes, this would be nice. But it's also possible to get a Wiimote (they're simply Bluetooth HID devices) and use it for a remote control. It also has more buttons than the spartanic Apple Remote.

hhedberg 2008-12-12 09:18
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by vvaz (Post 248794)
From other comments looks like Nokia is interested in Linux based phones. It is highly probable it prepares whole line of devices which will depend on this kernel but no one of them will have all features provided by software.
Remember what Jaaksi said in OSiM 2008:

"-- data is what we are talking about here today. -- And actually what I said already in my discussion -- these were some of the highlights, so were are still working. This is not sort of -- an announcement of the fifth generation." ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PRVkUe5tzE

YoDude 2008-12-14 03:03
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
(This is not a response to any past post that I know of, it is a thought I had today regarding the next NiT and it's associated soft/firmware.)

I saw this...



... Couldn't this concept be better realized with a combination of hardware and firmware in the next tablet?

That is:

Leave the form factor the same as the N810 however, when the tablet is held upright as in fig. 4, the active application auto-rotates and reduces to take up the top half of the screen. An on screen keyboard appears on the bottom half (if selected as a user preference :cool: ).

Rotate the beast back to landscape mode, as in fig. 6, and the app re-sizes to take up the full screen. If the screen is tapped in a text field and the keyboard is closed, an on screen key board pops up a la the N800.
When the keyboard is open, it behaves as the N810 does now.

***

Some variant of auto-rotation would have to be included in RX-51 for me to take notice. It would also have to run at a fast enough clock, for it to be effective.

Lag time sucks. Just ask an owner of a new Blackberry. :eek:

The ability to easily manage multiple streams in a household WLAN and near real time HD video streams via the WWweb, will be what is expected by the public from the next "must have" device.

allnameswereout 2008-12-14 19:01
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
Eheh. That keyboard looks 100% like the one in E71. So I'd first look at which model of E-series this might apply to. Also, just because of schematics, doesn't mean the implementation(s) look like the schematics. For the patent doesn't include the keyboard as being part of the patent it is merely used here in the example. Perhaps for good reason, perhaps not.

hhedberg 2008-12-14 19:05
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by hhedberg (Post 248951)
Remember what Jaaksi said in OSiM 2008:

"-- data is what we are talking about here today. -- And actually what I said already in my discussion -- these were some of the highlights, so were are still working. This is not sort of -- an announcement of the fifth generation." ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PRVkUe5tzE
I have to add that the Cellular Mobile Telephone Speech driver is enabled in the RX-51 configuration only... Do your math. ;)

Code:
arc/arm/configs$ grep CMT_SPEECH *
rx51_defconfig:CONFIG_SSI_CMT_SPEECH=m
rx51_defconfig:# CONFIG_SSI_CMT_SPEECH_DEBUG is not set
rx51_defconfig:# CONFIG_SSI_CMT_SPEECH_DEBUG_PROTOCOL is not set

YoDude 2008-12-14 20:05
Re: What we do realistically see in the RX-51
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by allnameswereout (Post 249497)
Eheh. That keyboard looks 100% like the one in E71. So I'd first look at which model of E-series this might apply to. Also, just because of schematics, doesn't mean the implementation(s) look like the schematics. For the patent doesn't include the keyboard as being part of the patent it is merely used here in the example. Perhaps for good reason, perhaps not.
Regardless, this was the point...

Quote:
That is:

Leave the form factor the same as the N810 however, when the tablet is held upright as in fig. 4, the active application auto-rotates and reduces to take up the top half of the screen. An on screen keyboard appears on the bottom half (if selected as a user preference ).

Rotate the beast back to landscape mode, as in fig. 6, and the app re-sizes to take up the full screen. If the screen is tapped in a text field and the keyboard is closed, an on screen key board pops up a la the N800.
When the keyboard is open, it behaves as the N810 does now.


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