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2007-03-15
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2007-03-15
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2007-03-15
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2007-03-15
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I've actually found the most stable app is the browser, so I don't have many complaints there. But RSS is the killer app for me...and I absolutely require bluetooth connectivity. I wouldn't be so bent out of shape if my issues were related to things that *I* did to the unit., but I haven't made any significant changes and these things just broke. Bad.
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2007-03-15
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2. My bluetooth connectivity has completely died. I can't connect to any devices...the machine just hangs and then gives up.
3. Small tasks like switching RSS feeds take 100% of the proc and freeze the unit for far too long.
4. My RSS Reader now crashes whenever it tries to update a single feed or all feeds. Rebooting makes no difference
No new software has been installed for weeks. I'm willing to accept some bugginess because I understand that the Maemo platform is really for tinkerers more than the general public...but this is pretty ridiculous. Considering that the N800 is a second generation device on the third major revision of the Maemo platform, the stability and QA is unbelievably bad. Guess I'll just have to reflash the entire unit to see if I can recover, which is disgraceful.