I'm really new here, and i'm also excited about the N900, since i was going to buy N97 and all of the issues stop me to getting one.
I never use any Nokia internet Tablet before, nor Maemo OS, but i know my Nokia N95 is still running good after 2 Years and nokia is not yet to disappoint me on their mobile device that i brought.
So, i was browsing the site and looking for available application for Fremantle or OS2009 i suppose? but i cannot find one on the download tab.
So is there any, ATM application for maemo 5 OS?
or i can use any application from the old Maemo OS?
Is it true that the final Maemo 5 OS version is not yet to be released? (will be released with N900)
Is there any other Websites i can go to look for the application?
(there is a lot of application available online in symbian)
is there any application store? or like official application website like OVI and apple store?
i'm sorry if my questions sounds silly but ireally want to know what kind of application i will have or be able to access when i got the phone.
Well, the guys in the Engadget podcast WERE clueless. I can understand the 'guys joking around', and 'good cop, bad cop' approach but making a tech podcast talking about a device with this level of informedness is just embarrassing.
there is a reason why i dont bother reading said page any more...
Basically they said it sucks because it's resistive, and that the Nokia design (device, logo, font and whatnot) is several years behind. They *kind of* said Maemo holds potential (manage to mispronounce it even though one guy actually tries to say it correctly), but absolutely no detail as to why do they think it's so. They also make a clueless comments about Symbian (it runs Symbian apps, right ? Umm, yea, it probably virtualizes it somehow... I guess). Peppered with a few internal jokes that's about it.
The stuff they said held zero, ZERO connection to what they wrote (or paid someone to write) in the engadget articles.
I'll talk to my compadres at CNET and I'm sure we'll have some N900 coverage for you in a few days. Of course, I don't know anyone at CNET, but I am an American and so do have a lot of influence. It's the weekend now, and no news happens on the weekend. But there will be coverage soon.
The N900 was launched on Thursday so the weekend excuse is just lame.
The N900 is huge news in the technology world- the launch of a "new" OS from the world's biggest mobile phone manufacturer - and not to cover it is either total incompetence or deliberate bias.