col37400 | # 41 | 2012-01-17, 03:00 | Report

When I originally got my N900, it could offer a combination of things that few other phones could at that time.

Since then, smartphones have fully entered the mainstream, lots of stuff has developed massively (Android for example) and for me, many phones can now offer the things I want.

So, it's likely to come down to the one feature that a) is of significant interest to me and b) the quality of which varies substantially from phone to phone. And that is the camera.

Although, I do also like having a hardware keyboard and resistive/stylus optimised screen so these things could also come into play.

HELLASISGREECE | # 42 | 2012-01-17, 04:32 | Report

the nexus s is (by miles) inferior to the N900.

excelar8 | # 43 | 2012-01-17, 05:49 | Report

I have a Galaxy Nexus and the only thing I miss from my N900 is the FM Transmitter

jurop88 | # 44 | 2012-01-17, 06:43 | Report

Don't worry too much and go by that road, but first remember to have a look at excellent dr_frost_dk's battery thread

jaeezzy | # 45 | 2012-01-17, 06:51 | Report

I've already got myself N9...

LordVan | # 46 | 2012-01-17, 07:24 | Report

ok just why did you link me the pink one? I see what you are getting at though ... although as I said the Galaxy note has pressure sensitivity .. I'm probably gonna poke at a friends Note at some point -- definitely before I buy one .. but first trying out some battery hacks I found on here or maybe buy another one .. -- one other issue is that sometimes I can'T take calls since the phone switches to the telephone app too slowly (that might've been solved with the speedpatch though still testing)

LordVan | # 47 | 2012-01-17, 07:31 | Report

Thanks I will check it out but probably later as it seems this is quite the lengthy procedure

shuraizo | # 48 | 2012-01-17, 07:47 | Report

Most likely SGT 7.7
CMIIW, Battery technology seems to have a hard time keeping up with the phone processors, so the next logical option is to get a bigger device which will allow more room for battery..

Sure you will lose a bit of portability, but it's worth it IMO

I'm not sure how quad core phones will manage the battery life,
Wouldn't it be like N900 where power and battery consumption is not properly balanced?

Hacker | # 49 | 2012-01-17, 08:17 | Report

I'm allll about the N9. I wasn't sure how I would feel about it at first, but I've been hands-on with it for two weeks now and I'm very happy with it post n900. Best phone ever.

lvlonkey | # 50 | 2012-01-17, 09:10 | Report

Im kinda liking the specs on the samsung captivate glide. I wish it was possible to put maemo on it.