Do you miss your old phone?? - Page 5 - maemo.org

cloudstrife1ph | # 41 | 2010-01-21, 22:48 | Report

i still use my htc kaiser from time to time because spb news is not as data hungry as the rss of n900. it just shows the title of the articles instead of you panning a hundred articles to know if there's something interesting to read...

there's no slingbox and silverlight support for n900 so i still use my kaiser's sling app and skyfire for those jobs...

i'm way more happy with maemo's speed and stability than the winmo 6.1 crap and cosmetically improved 6.5 although 5 and 6 were ok.....winmo 7 must redeem the winmo line up in order for me to maybe return from them...

LuckTR | # 42 | 2010-01-21, 22:49 | Report

Originally Posted by NokiaRocks View Post

The free ovi maps for the N97 is already out what i've heard.
If not its comming next week.

Well, well, WELL. Good news, everyone

. Still, why the delay? Isn't N97 running the same OS as 5800 does... I guess I am going back to N97 at this very moment...just to check on OVI maps. I am pretty sure that I will come back to N900 shortly as I do not foresee much driving to the unknown today

waleed786 | # 43 | 2010-01-21, 22:53 | Report

Originally Posted by jakiman View Post

MMS works perfectly with my N900. Just install fral's fMMS app.
But I do miss my N95 8GB for turn-by-turn voice navigation.

Well you cant really say its perfect, because its not properly implemented into the phones OS. You can send pics directly from the phone app, you have to switch the apn manually, and you cant send pics to more than one person at a time. You also cant save your sent messages. But at least it works, it will have to do for now.

I miss my N86 because it just felt so easy to use. Making a call took only a second, and it was just easy to get around everywhere. But I dont miss it enough to go back to it, so its all good

bandora | # 44 | 2010-01-21, 22:54 | Report

Yeah I kind of miss the N95 just because it has a couple of small advantages over the N900.. But nothing too serious that would make me want to go back to N95.. Crossing my fingers on the OVI Maps news to be ported to Maemo 5/N900...

waleed786 | # 45 | 2010-01-21, 22:57 | Report

it looks like all of the N900 users came from either previous N series phones, or an iphone...but that kind of makes sense in a way

jebba | # 46 | 2010-01-21, 23:01 | Report

My old nokia was the greatest!

http://wiki.maemo.org/Image:Jebba-oldfone.jpg

maluka | # 47 | 2010-01-21, 23:01 | Report

I miss my N82's xenon flash.

kazuki | # 48 | 2010-01-21, 23:05 | Report

I missed my e90's keyboard and battery life.

ninjaboxergirl | # 49 | 2010-01-21, 23:10 | Report

Originally Posted by starman View Post

I know many of us N900 users have shifted from other makes and model's to have the Maemo experience..

I thought it would be interesting to see whether anyone regrets switching to the N900 and what phone they've come from..

Just for Fun

ha ha not on your nelly. i wouldn't swap my N900 for anything. Sending my N95 to Mazuma next week...buuuut I need voice nav argghh. after all the probs i had with my first one I can now say Im in awe of this thing. happy bunny.

oh forgot to say battery life sucks but Im living with it.

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DojwqIO | # 50 | 2010-01-21, 23:12 | Report

I do miss my N9-3 a little bit. Mostly, the following applications:

1. The ability to sync properly (calendar and conctacts) with Google, but that is almost solved. Syncing the calendar only seems to work fine, but syncing contacts is a no go, except on the fist full sync.

2. A native Google Maps application. I will not pay $80 or whatever sygic ends up charging for the N900 application. And Ovi Maps is a joke.

3. A native Gmail application. Modest is too slow. It's easier to fire up the browser and go to gmail directly.

4. Audible player. I doubt we will ever see anything compatible because Audible is not interested in linux and DRM is just a nightmare.

5. Slingplayer. Again, Slingmedia does not care for linux and the existing linux solutions involving wine are probably too convoluted for the N900. But who knows. Maybe with Easy-Debian?

6. A good Bible reader. Here I'm just waiting for Rapier or something similar to make it to extras.

I mostly listen to my audiobooks on my ipod while I'm driving, so it's not too bad if I cannot do it on the phone. I'm sure that syncing fully with Google will be resolved, so really, all I need is Google maps.

I am, in contrast, every day more impressed with all the possibilities that the N900 promises and delivers. It seems that every day there is a new application that does something amazing. So I wouldn't go back to the N95-3.