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You'd think Nokia would have worked this out after all their years manufacturing phones yet they seem to be utter novices. |
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Here's something to chew on:
The iPad uses what's called a microSIM card. Basically an readaptation of an external modem. This makes it logical to take your SIM out of your iPad and drop it into an unlocked mobile when you need more portability. Both devices can connect to several online services to keep information synced. Or, the SIM card becomes the persons hardware, software, and services validation key. Making the connection to a carrier not so much vital as much as it does point as an easier way to see how specific users are utilizing services - go back and look at Nokia's 2015 video. This (connection to the web as a utility) is pre-paid. With such a decision on the hardware side, one would have to assume that usage based polices from carriers aren't that far away. Just a little something to think about. |
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For me, this is the first phone where I can go out and still be connected to everything, and it works, so I can't complain. Im nearly tempted to send you my old i780 and see if you still complain about nokia after that, they will seem perfect then!!!! |
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Sure I can watch a movie or read a webpage on my N900 very well and anywhere! Like in a bus I'll whip out my N900 and watch a movie. It's not like I'd whip my Nslate out in a bus, unless it's a really long bus ride :P Even in the morning I enjoy reading a paper and browsing the net. I could do all that on my N900, but I sit infront of my desktop computer to do this. But if I had a Nslate, I'd sit at my dining room table together with my gf and have the Nslate there with me. It would be a luxury item. A inbetween item, that you don't actually need, but would be awesome. |
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USB port is an add-on accessory.
Honestly, why do people say that if there is no multitasking and no flash, it would fail. The iPhone is doing well, isn't it? The apps would define the iPad. Really. |
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It's all great news! I love it! I don't know why I was actually scared they'd do something interesting for a minute. I am curious to see if there is any impact on high end smartphone prices. @629 for the wifi+3G model, it's not a whole lot more than...say the Nexus 1, especially considering the 16GB and extra screen real estate (for the people who consider the extra size to be an advantage). But yes, over all, epic fail. No multi tasking, same old walled garden iTunes nonsense to get media on and off the device, no removable battery. I echo a previous post in saying the Notion Ink offering is much more interesting in this space/form factor. It'll sell, not doubt about it, just like the iphone and iPod touch. Anyone see an inkling of how much RAM is involved?
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I am waiting patiently for Maemo 6+Qt+Better Ovi+Ovi Suite(with all of those weird little programs it is carrying) promise.
N900 was announced very carefully because Nokia knew that this kind of sentiment, unfinished device, would be brought up. After the miserable N97 lauch fail (and the device is still paying the price for it) I think they have learned a lesson or two about unfinished devices. N900 blew my mind because of so much potential the platform promises, have not heard prior to N900. Having said that. If Nokia can not produce a less beta-ish device, Ovi services continue lumping (OMFG, I can not even sync my N900 with Calendar), the launched Apps for windows/mac are still half baked (what is the difference between pc suite and ovi suite?) I really think there is no way back... Who is actually going to be building software for this kind of mess? Who will buy the promise that "this is the step 5 of 9263"? Either I will go for Android and let Big G know all my dirty secrets or let Steve Jobs have my credit card in his pocket... Or then, dust off my old E61i and be happy :P |
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