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We're not all from the US, you know. Since I'm not influenced by FCC policy I could care less about their procedures. How does this process work elsewhere? Just as complex?
Every place has its own agency in charge of these sort of things, so, yes.
 
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First of all, please don't use excessive CAPS LOCK. Its considered rude.
I wouldn't call that "excessive"... Maybe "well-placed."

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Every place has its own agency in charge of these sort of things, so, yes.
I asked Just as complex?

How does this work in EU?
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I wouldn't call that "excessive"... Maybe "well-placed."

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Internet netiquette teaches one otherwise, and I'm not blind (yet). Whole sentences are caps locked. There are better ways to articulate _specific_ words.
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Oh, hmmm, in any ase, it seems this whole NIT project has at least the side effect of Symbian becoming open source...
Maybe it wasn't a side effect. Maybe it was the whole point of it. Maybe they started the NITs only to gather some experience in working with free software and its community, because they knew back then they'd eventually have to free Symbian. - Maybe the tablets were never meant to have lives of their own but should only teach Nokia how to get along with open development models in the future?

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Originally Posted by allnameswereout View Post
I asked Just as complex?

How does this work in EU?
I expect you'd be in a better position to know the details of your local bureaucracies better than a bunch of Yankees...
 

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But you CANNOT carry 2 devices in your pockets 16h/7d, can you?? Still this problem is simply unsolved.
 
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But you CANNOT carry 2 devices in your pockets 16h/7d, can you?? Still this problem is simply unsolved.
Well, no, not if you're wearing hot pants all day like some people here seem to, but the pants I wear can hold two devices without issue.
 
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But you CANNOT carry 2 devices in your pockets 16h/7d, can you?? Still this problem is simply unsolved.
wearable pocket:
http://www.urbantool.com/hq/prod-basicholster-details

 
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Well, no, not if you're wearing hot pants all day like some people here seem to, but the pants I wear can hold two devices without issue.
Since I have to make this strategic decision - 1 or 2 devices - I am not ready to make jokes So seriously, your pants can hold both (as mines can, and even the Wibrain somehow fits as I tested at IFA http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...6&postcount=31) but do they? Would you carry even 3 or 8 devices? Do you reserve 1 pocket (with some sort of divider built in) or 2 pockets? What about the other stuff in the pockets given the non scratch resistant covers and display surfaces of NITs and (most) phones? I need the ultimate answer...
 

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