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For what it's worth, Nokia pretty much lost me as a customer once the latest OS did not support my hardware.
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G'bye Nokia... Good luck with the 800, 900 etc.
cAPS
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Weird seemingly off topic intro to a post eh? Perhaps not. Nokia did definately do one thing. They gave us a wicked hardware platform. Instead of complaining about the restrictive nature of Maemo, what about:
www.armedslack.org/
http://vidar.gimp.org/armedslack-pac...the-nokia-770/
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