HELLASISGREECE | # 81 | 2012-04-23, 08:51 | Report

You can always get the N97!!

looool, i'm joking of course...
I have one and I absolutely hate it.

even the fm transmitter is weak.. let alone other aspects

bingomion | # 82 | 2012-04-23, 11:10 | Report

Yes, me, I got 4!
One i drop and has a broken KB hinge (clone)
as new (clone)
my original 2010, now my current phone
and my NEW IN BOX OPTUS AU N900

I think ubuntu will have a distro for andriod phones.. so that could sway me off the N900.. big ask.

gazza_d | # 83 | 2012-04-23, 11:43 | Report

I will NEVER part with my N900, and am seriously asking the daughter's boyfriend if I can buy his N900 when his contract is up in the summer.

Been looking about and there is nothing on the market which comes remotely close to it. I have been considering options (not alternatives cos there are none), and at the minute am looking at running the N900 until it disintegrates. I have the 770, N800, N810 and they would be lonely without their sibling. I do fancy an N9 just to complete the "family" though:-)

malkavian | # 84 | 2012-04-23, 12:21 | Report

I will love to have a Stantum's screen (resistive but multitouch): http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/news/...tive_touch.php

48GX | # 85 | 2012-04-23, 13:51 | Report

I know my post will sound a little bit strange but:

what means "until it dies"?

lot of people think their phones are dead because don't know how to make them work again ( if it is possible of course ).

I bought a n900 that was "dead"...

you know which was the problem?

There was no problem, just flashed it and worked again.

for me a working n900 mainboard is a non dead n900.

regards

PS: obviously this applies to almost all electronic devices

regards

nicholes | # 86 | 2012-04-23, 14:07 | Report

i would replace my N900 when i find any unicorn

AnasSyria | # 87 | 2012-04-23, 15:06 | Report

@nicholes
Since this world have something such as N900, it's not fair to call it cruel. is it?

geneven | # 88 | 2012-04-23, 15:15 | Report

Well, it means nothing, as you note. It just provided us with another opportunity to express our affection for this thing.

I have a lot of things in my house I will keep 'forever' but that isn't necessarily praise. I think I have a Timex-Sinclair 1000 and a 2068, but I never use them. They will never 'die', though.

But I expect my N900s to be alive and thriving for quite awhile yet, as opposed to gathering dust.

forsagar | # 89 | 2012-04-23, 15:36 | Report

Even after dies I will keep my N900
because It's gifted from my girl friend
N900 is only thing which makes her jealous because i am giving more time to N900 then her......

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spanner | # 90 | 2012-04-23, 15:36 | Report

I'll keep mine until:

a) it dies, or
b) something better comes along

No sign of any (b) on the horizon, sadly