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What if somebody here is a guru AND has a problem...I guess your whole argument goes out the window :) Either way, I think the original point of this thread was that people on this forum have a binary thinking process: If the N900 is not perfect, it must be the user doing something wrong. That is simply not the case. You have to get used to the idea that something you enjoy using doesn't have to be perfect. This phone isn't....In fact it's far from it. No point in arguing any further. |
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I too got a faulty phone!
It keeps hanging when I tell it to do my laundry! :D |
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For example, do I find it annoying that I can't set a particular ring tone to a particular individual? Yes. Did I think it was weird when my Nokia didn't charge one time until I pulled the keyboard out to activate the screen? Yes. Do those issues PALE in comparison to the fact that I can VPN into my workplace, ssh to my servers and control over 800+ stores point-of-sale systems? ABSOLUTELY. So in the end the minor annoyances of the Nokia that others may consider life-shattering are, to me, not utilizing the Nokia to to the fullest, OR (which is most likely the case) do NOT really NEED it. They just WANTED it because it was pretty and yet have no clue about its true powers. So in the end, I can't say I feel too sorry for them. A Lincoln town car is comfortable, smooth and will get you around town. This is what most people need. I need a formula-1 race car without all the comforts, but the performance. |
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BUT, you have to realize that if we all here want Maemo to succeed, we have to know what there is to improve. Success of a device is not based on a few power users being happy with it. You need a polished device that is able to compete with every phone out there in every department. The second a user complains about the email being too slow, that becomes a problem that needs to be addressed. There is little point in dismissing it as user error, saying how it does so many other things better. If you ignore the problem another device will come along that will fix the problem and you can say bye bye to your market share...which is exactly what's happening to Nokia right now. Also, having a balanced view means you can praise and criticize the device at the same time. The only view you have is how it does so many things well in comparison to the things that are broken. That's called bias. You chose to ignore the negative points because of the positive points. |
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CL65 AMG. Not quite an F1, but damned close. :D |
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"a few power users" is where you keep going back to, so I won't even bother reading until you can admit that the actual number of people with real problems is much lower. |
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Agreed. The internet has given a lot of products a bad name. Why? Simple. People whose products work as advertised (or close to it), don't go online and tell the world "Hey, my product works well!"... in most cases.
However, people with problems (or dare I say, even some with few problems, but whiny), will plaster their negative experience with a product everywhere. It's a man made product. Man (as much as he would like to think otherwise), it not perfect. Therefore, nothing man makes will ever be perfect. You're bound to have some imperfections in the product(s) he makes. |
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Maemo will probably never be an app haven at that level, but my guess is the quality ratio will be better with Maemo. |
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1. 36 people answered the poll with Im thrilled. now 39... over 81% is thrilled or think its very good... (Only 80-ish people answered) and only 6 people or under 10% dislike or hate it... 2. and you say 13% are bricked... That is wrong... the poll stated that under 13% were FAULTY/bricked (bad poll to only give 1 option for faulty or bricked... but still) 3. "30% of people are having some sort of issues" ah its under 25% (rest are high expectations...) and again fewer people answered this poll than the one with under 13% have faulty/bricked... so... 4. Only 42 answered this one and if you just look at the numbers it would actually seem that more are having issues with mic than not so I dont know how accurate this poll is... @the bugs report... I think that if you were able to see all the iPhone, winmo or android phone bugs you would find just as many... But just to have a bug report system is a great thing I think... :) |
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I think that even the poll itself only measures data based on members of this forum, the number of which can not accurately represent actual data as it would seem several (hundred?) thousand N900 have already been sold.
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I think the fact that on the "home forum" of the device only about 40 people bothered to say that they are happy with the phone speaks for itself. No need to interpret that in any way.
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Different regions may receive different firmware versions, and network operators also frequently provide "customised" firmware that can affect functionality. Phones can also vary very greatly depending on which suppliers are used for components, which factories manufacture them, and what kind of production processes are being used. Even a single model may have literally dozens of variants with slightly different qualities in terms of stability and reliability. And even with a single variant you are going to see a certain percentage of models with physical faults coming out of the factory. There is no way to avoid this. |
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Megacrazy is mega crazy.
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It's nice how you all complain about a faulty phone.
WE CAN NOT BUY A GOOD OR FAULTY N900 IN SWITERLAND YET. As soon as I can I really start to join this dicussion :-) Regards Markus |
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Either way, I stand by my previous statement. The fact that I use this device but am able to criticize it shows I am not biased in one way or another. Asking paranoid questions about propaganda, calling all complainers trolls or saying 2 devices bought from the same store, from the same launch batch, have different firmware versions is simply ridiculous. Learn to get out of the basement and compare the device to the whole market...where nobody gives a crap you can RD to your home computer when you can't even set a different ringtone for different contacts. NICHE DEVICE. |
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But I don't think there is any strange thing in that people didn't take a poll... a poll that is not very precise and doesn't tell anything about the device and or users. But still people who dislikes or hates the "phone" bothered to take it and write long posts on forum telling everybodyelse just how crappy it is and that alot of them won't be told by other people (with working not faulty phones) that their "phone" is faulty and is not supposed to behave that way... I find that very strange :confused: |
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- Solid construction - Excellent touchscreen - Good signal where other Nokias used to lose signal - Stereo speakers - Fully featured browser (even though it's crippled by slow rendering, crappy interface, no back button, random crashes) - Phone app makes calls fast - Customizable desktop ...etc. Huge step in the right direction for Nokia...but far from the top of the market. |
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what was top of the market again?
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if my iphone got so hot it burned its back cover, randomly exploded, failed to connect to the web, and rebooted when switching cellular towers, it would be a defect.
When a device performs contrary to what most people describe in professionally produced journalistic reviews, user generated videos, and in the descriptions of a majority of its owners, common sense tells you what? Only a fool would ignore the advice to simply call Nokia support and see what they say. Or somone megacrazy. Get a life, brother/sister. We've already suggested they have faulty devices, and would qualify for full replacement via warranty. If you don't take this advice, much from Nokia employees and members of the Maemo devices division, some directly on the N900 team itself, only blame yourself. You have zero qualifications to decide the device isn't faulty, yet your claim it doesn't perform as advertised and claimed by thousands on this forum should be a red flag unto itself. I'm using TWO N900s at the moment, and both are working exactly as advertised, with no issues other than user error. You're just not very smart, to be honest, and I mean that with the utmost pity for you. Poor trolling dummy... |
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Didn't Nokia state this was a beta test (step 4 of 5). I don't think they're hiding anything. |
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Maemo isn't hiding anything but I think their marketing department doesn't understand that. Neither does their retail arm.
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Also, bonus negative points for using "get a life", "you're just not very smart" and "troll" that effectively lowered your credibility to 0. Congrats. |
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Ha!
"If winning isn't everything, why do they keep score?" Quote ~Vince Lombardi |
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:: You should just take your DEVICE back ASAP. You need the disney land experience provided by Apple and the iPhone. Please Please Please return your N900 it is unhappy with you! ;) |
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He did write in English and it makes perfect sense. Maybe his last sentence was dead on. :confused: |
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There is absolutely no reason Nokia cannot provide both an open/configure anything environment and a UI that's simple to use (i.e 2 UI modes). |
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It's also funny how calling it like it is gets you labeled "troll" around here hahaha. I had no idea this was a fanboy forum. |
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Nokia has admitted in a very low voice in very select places that the N900 is only step 4 of 5. It's not something you will see on their web site (searching for "step 4" on nokia and nokiausa turns up exactly one mention of it - in a comment on a blog). This, in and of itself, shows that Nokia thinks the N900 and Maemo 5 can be improved. Nokia has announced that they will support portrait mode and that they will fix a number of bugs in their next OS release. This shows that Nokia realizes that some missing features are important and that there are problems with the OS. If Nokia believes there are deficiencies in the N900 and Maemo 5, why in the world is it so negative for users to point them out here? Problems and deficiencies are to be expected. Find them and fix them. Don't ignore them and throw hissy fits if someone mentions them. |
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Nobody here is saying that there are no bugs or missing features. The point is that most of these reboots and stuff with some peoples devices arenīt FEATURES they are really deviceīs not working how they should be working. So that is why people are telling people with REAL and unusual problems to change their device. Quote:
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And opening posts titeled "N900 yes it sucks" "Im tired of people claiming other people got faulty" and other trollish non-constructive examples are NOT how you point out problems or how you improve!!! |
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Other than an interruption of power, reboots tend to be a software problem, caused by such things as conflicts between the core system and the drivers. Similarly, apps running slowly or intermittently tend to be software issues. Hardware problems are the sort that brick the phone or won't allow it to boot (although these can also be software issues). For some people, getting a new N900 will solve the problem. Most will need to wait for the next OS release. |
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I think everyone debating this issue should take a moment to fill out the N900 spreadsheet!
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?k...SNjBuUmc&hl=en Edit: And here's the link to the tmo thread discussing the spreadsheet: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=35128 |
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I hope people are not in denial- especially Nokia. I know several people having issues. My one problem is weak low signal reception on the N900 for 2G, but I do not know if hardware or not.
There have been mic problems, charging issues, reboots, and some N900s not even turning on. Most new devices have problems, but no way to tell if the sample is low or high as far as a quality issues with the N900. By design, the population will be biased on this forum. It could be thousands having no problem and the few dozen that are- and most are posting on this forum- who knows? I do know that people on other forums are also posting the same issues... same people with different names?.... Does not mean the N900 is delivered by a heavenly hand though and does have issues: 1. Music stutters and stops sometimes while on the web 2. Dancing signal bars 3. Slow reacquisition of signal 4. Streaming video stutters at least for a few seconds 5. Non- streaming video also stutters for a few seconds 6. Audio high end is weaker than it should be- GSM Arena audio signatures in their review confirm this. 7. Video codecs are problematic 8. Most of the widgets are battery sucking demons 9. Wifi for a lot of people is not usable at low settings (probably a reason the option is there in the first place). 10. Interface gets laggy and icons sometime unresponsive or lag All of these things can probably be fixed with a FW / OS update, but the perception can be the hardware is an issue. Still some on this forum do come across as defensive fanboys. Please trust me that your love is unrequitted. The N900 does not love you back. But the Flash is so pretty....;) |
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