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lol. i see 1 maybe 2 useful ones. My favourite has to be "peter is hot"

I think it might be a hoax.

Nah...it's people.

yeah thats my tag :P

Check this out guys!!!! http://maemo.nokia.com/
But why they are did not send me email saying that n900 is out. I signed up for notification..(it was at the end of that page)

How can i find free open source calendars in php version5? i am working in a company.we previously use different different calendars for different purposes.but now we want to use a calendar which suits in all situations.that's why we are searching for a free open source calendars .can anybody help

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The 1700/2100 MHz AWS band in which T-Mobile US 3G resides uses two segments: from 1710 - 1755 MHz, and from 2110 - 2155 MHz.

European 3G uses frequencies in two segments: from 2110 - 2170 MHz to receive and 1920 - 1980 MHz to transmit.

There is some overlap in the 2100 MHz reception band but a complete disconnect at the transmit band.

This difference is enough to render my Nokia 6290, a European 3G device, a 2G device on the T-Mobile US network.

Unless the US N900 model is set up to use the 1920 - 1980 MHz component the US N900 will be a 2G unit in France. The FCC information shows an upper frequency limit of 1909.8 MHz in that band indicating it does not reach to the 1920 MHz area it would have to reach to work in Europe.

However, in the SAR report is this little snippet "Outside of USA and Canada, the transmitter of the device is capable of operating also in
GSM/GPRS/EGPRS900, GSM/GPRS/EGPRS1800, WCDMA900 and WCDMA2100 bands which are not part of this filing." So, who knows what to make of that?

If I am mistaken in this someone please be kind enough to correct this.

Totally irrelevant question for this thread....

If you're referring to web-based calendar apps and you prefer php, I'd try some php forums, try some googling.

your 6290 probably doesn't support the 1700 range.
the N900 does, so it's basically a matter of what SIM card you put into it, and it'll choose the correct frequencies to transmit.

btw, there is no "US N900" or "EU N900" in terms of connectivity. the difference is purely in the keyboard layouts.
any N900 you buy anywhere will work on T-Mo US and French 3G carriers.