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Re: N950 will succeed N900
No GSM ATT 3G or better access or no buy. USB cable pops out: No sale
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Don't forget digital compass. Navigation is a lot easier if the device knows which way it's facing when not in motion. This is a significant issue with my car GPS: it sees me reaching an intersection, says to turn left, then gives more directions while I'm stopped at the light, without being able to know whether I've already turned left.
Also would like to be able to hot-swap batteries. |
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what i hate to think is that they wont include the FM transceiver in any theoretical maemo / meego tablet / phone :mad: the tech will be old, but the ir port proves how old tech can still be useful when theres **** on some tv in a pub :D. |
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Honest question here; Why couldn't we create our own Maemo device?
According to all that I've read, the only closed bits for the N900 are certain kernel drivers (the 3D and Battery Management), Flash, and parts of MicroB (not sure on that one). Why couldn't we get a beagle board, or even some other ARM processor board, have someone mold some cases, slap in a LCD, keyboard, etc. Then we could have our own Maemo 6. Upgrade the packages from Debian Squeeze, and away we go. Or even if the N950 comes out, if some of us don't like MeeGo for whatever reason, again couldn't we then put Maemo on it? Assuming of course similar hardware for the 3D and BME. Just some thoughts. Maybe I've gone crazy from reading Amiga forums, because they always do little hardware hacks, etc. slaapliedje |
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The amount of effort and expenditure it takes to miniaturize and package electronics into a rugged, phone-sized gadget is completely out of reach for hobbyists. Openmoko came close but they had real funding.
Yes it is possible to put a beagleboard, battery pack, etc. into a much larger box like a pelican case, basically the size of a netbook or not much smaller. It would even be pretty cool in some ways. But it wouldn't be a pocket computer. |
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Even a portable touchpad would be sweet, like a (max)iPad, but with Maemo.
I just really like the OS and think it would be most awesome to get it on a larger platform. Maybe even port it to x86, which is kind of what it looks like smoku is doing with Cordia! http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=56822 slaapliedje |
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I hope N950 will have ovi maps offline for free! Its the pain to use N900's gps! A FM tuner is welcomed too!
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And dont forget that Nokia and others has alot of patents in this areas... So at the end its impossible cmission for hobbyists... |
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would be great for me:
- bigger screen 4" - multi touch for games - more speed (duno how, +memory, +hz, better UI response, etc) - a powerful battery - HDMI out port - HD video recording - USB host mode - 12Megapixel of more with carl zeiss - wireless b/g/n - Digital TV - digital compass - better agps - 3.5G for UMTS 850 and optional 1900 (VERY IMPORTANT 4 my country!!) - 4G if possible ^^ AND the rest features ALL the same as my current n900 :) and about applications... think they will come by itself Do you like what I want? |
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hehe but there is no more featurs left lol :D :p |
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oh there is, lol 3d :P - but i think i might miss on that one :)
flash 10+ - hardware rendered :) digi tv i can do without, internet tv is fine, but clean up the networking, less latency, i'm fine with most of the above though :) Something that goes one step further than the n900 :P - been very happy so far... just break the boundaries a bit more, as the n900 was behind when it came out, eventually (in some, not all cases!) |
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a hand full of things are missing from n900
- in 1st place digital compass - a handful of decent apps like: vmware mobile emulator, coreplayer, some kind of standard remote windows desktop support over standard windows vpn, support for standard technologies like flash, silver light and java - better camera - better battery life - and wireless recharging like we find in some webOS devices - I also like the concept motorola atriz introduced, of you mobile becoming a full desktop pc, via a tv and using wireless mouse and keyboard, in fact imagine being able to position the phone next to a tv and even tuning into a TV channel a few feet away from the device and turn it into a computer screen without any cables |
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^^^And NFC support.
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There's remote windows desktop support, isn't it? I've not actually used it since there's VNC, too.
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and a P4 with prescott core too.
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Care to guess what would be a deal braker for me? An integrated battery. My N900 is churning through its third right now. Would I like to send it serviced just to have the battery replaced? Never. Would I risk voiding the warranty by replacing the battery myself? Never.
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Deal breaker for me? Any MeeGo device by Nokia.
It's gonna get shoved to the side faster than Elop can say Microsoft. |
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Well, they'll be hard pressed to support it less than the N900. Unless of course it it's bug ridden when launched, which seems all too likely.
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For the record, I suggested a hot-swappable battery way before the N900 was born. We had one of those superlong threads about the N900 and there was never a sign that Nokia even read it.
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Ah, hot swappable would be nice. But not being swappable at all, like, say the N8... or iToy.
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Talking Big, Talking Bug
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One of the most nice features of this forum is the Talking Bug, that is, the Talking Big of some users. I'm a happy N900 user for 12+ months now, and my next phone will be an N900 (not only because I don't want to familiarize with a new GUI every time I buy a phone). QWERTY: I did never have problems. What do you mean by "dust/grease resistant"? I would have my entire home furniture to be dust/grease resistant. SEAL DEVICE: you seem to ignore that blocking even the last bit of airflow eases overheating. OMAP44xx or MEDFIELD: yes, a bit of extra computing power is always welcome. But it has a price (money and battery and possible hardware/software problems). Did you overclock your N900, didn't you? What about 1150MHz vs 600MHz? Did the "almost doubling" double your "user experience"? SGX554MP4: please, first let's talk about drivers and usage, then let's talk about GPUs. 99% of software ignores 2D/3D acceleration. 128-256Gb: I stored my entire MP3 collection on the N900 and still have some gigabytes for placing movies and anime (which I delete after watching: do I actually need already-seen movies on my phone every day?) HDMI, DACs, SPDIF: how many times in a day you *need* video output capabilities from the N900? MicroUSB 3.0: how many times in a day you *need* USB3 peripherals? MicroSHXC UHS-1: how many N900 owners bought a microSD to enlarge those 32Gb internal flash? Wifi-N, HSPA+: what is the medium file size that you transfer on your N900 (except for movies)? Screen resolution: did you ever feel that 800 horizontal pixels are way too little? Are you able to distinguish between two consecutive pixels? ... Stop, stop, stop. The only problem with the N900 is that the 256Mb RAM are good only until you don't install memory-hungry software. Most people will like a better battery. Not surprisingly, I am very happy with the standard battery. How much time are you far from an USB port? In my everyday life -work or holiday- I'm never far from an USB port or USB charger more than a few hours. |
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i AM often away from usb ports...
cause i use my n900 at places "as a pc" where i even dont have a subnote, f.e. when with the boat. or in the garage. or at my relatives. or or or... i often load the battery in my car when i drive to such places. but it would be really fine to be sure that one can use(!) the n900 for more than 4 hours before battery goes low. And when battery is low, the n900 refuses some times to load in the car or even at home - so a low battery is a really annoying thing. |
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I started to uese a solar powered charger: brand name: Solar Mobile Phone Charger (?, not very telling I agree). You can use this one as an extra battery and charge it from the laptop |
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STOP. don't be narrowminded. just because you don't need doesn't mean others want. If we all acted like you we would still have black and white TV's and 286 cpus. Stick with your N900. Me and many others will buy the N950. don't rant about it. |
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Yeah, just put in everything you can for abou 600 € and ill buy it.
N900 is great. A redesigned N900 may be better if nokia doesnt loose any features (like the HW Keyboard and the Stylus (i know, its not the latest fashion to use this, but it realy allows good browsing experience and stuff) The next device should have a native USB-Host. But thats all i miss. Edit: Who is responsible for this nice Tags crushing my wet dreams? |
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Your entire list is asking too much in my opinion. You seem to forget the limitations of building an embedded device and love buzzwords and want the biggest, fastest things and claiming "SHUT UR FAEC, EVERY1 WANTS A 34753498256Ghz, USB3, 10Tb, DESTRUCTION PROOF, MAGIC PHONE. I WILL BUY IT. IT R THE FUTURE, LUDDITES." |
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