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I never said Sprint would talk to Skype directly but if they were smart they would get off their asses and do so after the new Wi-Max-enabled tablet is released. Have all of you suddenly forgotten about the RTCOMM VoIP beta going on right now? You know, the same RTCOMM that will wind up being deployed in the next N800 firmware update as well as going on the new Wi-Max-enabled internet tablets from Nokia? Quote:
Does one need a CDMA voice plan to use Wi-Max? Nope. Is Sprint going to force purchasers of an Wi-Max N800 to also buy ANOTHER device and a voice phone plan in order to use Wi-Max? Phuck no, the backlash would terminate everything in that area. Or do all of Sprint's voice plans now throw in unlimited data at no extra charge? Yeah, I didn't think so. Your point might have been valid last year, but no longer. Quote:
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Longest thread ever.
iBall, you're going to have a hernia. You argue with so much conviction, almost at a zealous level, when it comes to the N800 and defense of the IT platform. Anything that is brought up as a negative towards your precious tablet, you come up with an incredible (and oddly skewed) reason as to how they are wrong. I'll place your logic in parenthesis. (oh noes!) Wifi access points (oh just hack them! zomg! which you do on your laptop.... heh) iPhone (all the screens are bad, just google it. blogs are truth!) WiMax (everyone is wrong, because wireless providers have always shaped their business in our best interests as consumers! lol... ringtones) Marketing (its so easy to hack a new kernel into your new N800! you can have your rss feeds disappear! your email client will randomly lose its ability to function! you can use a screwed up alpha web browser that mangles text input, and requires ini changes for easy scrolling!) perfect 30 second spot for the IT. I'll even quote! Quote:
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Again, I must refer you to my signature... Quote:
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Obviously not because you would soon see where I although I do love the Nokia Internet Tablet line as it currently exists, Nokia has made a schitt-load of bumbles and errors in actually MARKETING the tablet. Show me where Apple has done ANYTHING to promote free and open source software outside of giving away Xcode on the Mac OS X install DVD? It's one thing to create great products, it's another to make developing for those products next to impossible. Nokia allows devs to freely code not only for the N800 but their S60 line of cell phones too. Now look 5-10 years down the road...which company's devices are people going to want to code for? The one with the free SDK. At the moment that's not Apple for all the dumbest reasons in the world. If "stability" issues were really the main reason Apple's not officially promoting third-party application development then why the phuck does no other phone manufacturer on the planet support that? Don't even try to say it's because the iPhone is somehow more stable than any other cell phone on the planet because it's not. Even dedicated Apple fanboi Leo Laporte has said that his crashes/reboots every once in a while, particularly in the first few weeks he owned it. Other reports have been posted as well across the internet, not just on "blogs" but on Apple's own support forums. |
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*begins popping some Orville Redenbacher's*
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Gotta go easy on the salt, and do you have any of that allegedly-good-for-you-margarine? :D
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Will "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" do? My mommy... er, wife makes me use that stuff. :(
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1. Wifi access points (oh just hack them! zomg! which you do on your laptop.... heh)
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http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/09/a...screen-issues/ Apple proactively found users and replaced their phones immediately NEXT DAY SHIPPING. Not 30+ Days later like Nokia. Nokia LOST my tablet after 34 days and decided to send me a new one. 3. Marketing (its so easy to hack a new kernel into your new N800! you can have your rss feeds disappear! your email client will randomly lose its ability to function! you can use a screwed up alpha web browser that mangles text input, and requires ini changes for easy scrolling!) perfect 30 second spot for the IT. Quote:
"Visit YouTube. Don't hit play though, make sure its done streaming or else you'll have a 3-4fps slide show!." "If you want an up to date browser, go ahead and install microb (FROM THE MAKERS OF FIREFOX). Unfortunately, you can't scroll correctly... it will just jump around to text fields and crash miserably on dynamic sites like jellyfish." "Your email on the go! Once. Then thats about it." "Get all your favorite news from your favorite sites! Twice. Then it disappears." "Sync all your favorite music and podcas.... oh nevermind." "Install GPE Suite so you can have contacts, but don't worry about syncing them though! Its so much better to have everything out of sync. Say hello to old friends you never thought you'd call!" "Watch your favorite videos! Just make a few tweaks to your kernel so you can avoid terrible tearing." 4. Quote:
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That's some serious device hate ya got going there, man.
That's okay. I felt the same way about my old 1980 Cutlass. Shudder. |
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Its got wonderful potential, but the iPhone is my current "teddy bear". |
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