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Nokia might just start out using people as Alpha testers seeing they can't beat the 'Beta' phones. Still funny when Ice-T goes mad in the elevator :D Regards Dousan... |
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It's not an upgrade nor a downgrade really, as a phone it beats all te devices I've used, quick for stuff like calls and texting. The N900 may have offered more features but frankly, it sucked as a phone, choking when there's an incoming call. The UI is well thought out really, best there is right now, it's not a standard looking OS but anyone I've handed the device to could explore it easily, whereas with the N950 I had to explain swiping. As for what's under the hood, there's not much, multitasking is suspending and resuming the apps, it even says resuming at times even with the 1.4GHz CPU, probably due to an IO bottleneck. For the average consumer it's a good device all in all, for most Maemo power users, it's probably something you'll not want to get. BTW, WP7 is a strong comeback really, WM sucked a lot compared to it |
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The L900 is a good phone hardware-wise. Windows Phone is a good OS by itself. The thing is that Nokia already had Maemo and Meego and decided to drop them for this - and end (more or less) the run of the most versatile series made.
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For a power user it's no good. For the average user it's great. |
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I'll exclude Android from that particular criticism though because when it gets Ubuntu on board later this year I'm going to skip around like a little girl. |
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