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Originally Posted by nwerneck View Post
You mean N900 WiMax?
Been there, tested that, almost cried when I had to hand it over...
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Apart from Maemo related, maybe they will also announce something big Symbian related - like how Maemo and Symbian will play togther with QT being the glue ... and not like an announcement thing - but something to show.

Also I think they will show off more than one Maemo device with multiple region support (i.e. NAM version with ATT bands as well).

And announce something big on the VoIP front on Maemo - essentially giving freedom to users to call via VoIP on any network.
 
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They're going to announce that the N900 has already reached end of life. Long live the N910! You watch.
 
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Originally Posted by ysss View Post
Is that even technically sound on a device that lets the user gain root? Sure sound like a type of surprise though ;P
I think it's been done other times with a 'black box' driver or chip that data gets routed through (ie: the Tivo encryption chip to auth the kernel).
 
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Qt stuff isn't huge enough for Nokia World. Plus, Nokia and the Symbian Foundation have already annonuced tentitive roadmaps for how Symbian and Maemo will be using Qt. By this point next year, most of the integration Nokia will need would be complete there, and its just a matter of the Symbian Foundation finishing up their end of things for (at that time) Symbian^3.

Originally Posted by nilchak View Post
And announce something big on the VoIP front on Maemo - essentially giving freedom to users to call via VoIP on any network.
Outside of something with Skype, I'd not bank on that.

But if they did manage to get Ovi Chat+Contacts to work with VoIP providers with litter configuration on the user site, that would indeed be very huge, and quite the smack in the face to several carriers.

That would make the whole "devices to services" connection something of a major announcement... but would need a halo device to push it out there
 
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A New Symbian S60 v6 device with new features, much better OS, running on the new E Series device . ..
 
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Originally Posted by ARJWright View Post
Outside of something with Skype, I'd not bank on that.
Nokia doesn't appear to be involved in the purchase of Skype from eBay, though it will be interesting to see where the new owners take it.
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I would love more Voip in my phone. I have saved the cost of my E65 ten times over by using Voip over wifi while travelling to call home. In fact I paid for my E65 with my first call home from Russia to Canada. $0 a minute instead of $6 a minute.

Now if I could have a smart phone that would route my calls automatically depending on where I was and if an open wifi was available...now THAT would be useful. Or a voip number that people could call that would find my cell number if I wasn't near a wifi.
 
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it's gotta do with the mutants...
 
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