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2010-03-04
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#12
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Originally Posted by gabby131
LOL! I know! Backups every week and plenty of insurance! lol
LOL! Dont loose your device man!
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2010-03-04
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#13
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Originally Posted by davedickson
LOL!! men you sounded like you pay more on insurance than the device itself!!
LOL! I know! Backups every week and plenty of insurance! lol
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2010-03-04
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#14
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its my primary device so i use everythng that n900 has to offer from a half bake phone to the power of hacks ... im loving it btw i do wish the battery to last longer
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2010-03-04
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Originally Posted by vietn900
i believe that the processor makes the battery to drain fast, my 5800 xm lasts for 2 and a half days of max use running on the same battery as the n900.
its my primary device so i use everythng that n900 has to offer from a half bake phone to the power of hacks ... im loving it btw i do wish the battery to last longer
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2010-03-04
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Originally Posted by gabby131
Got a good deal with the bank so its all included with my account, but your right I would be lost without it now! lol
LOL!! men you sounded like you pay more on insurance than the device itself!!
Had the N95 before and it was a great phone but this thing has pretty much replaced everything I travel with. For example went to the States a month or so ago normal procedure would be laptop bag packed full of external hard drives with movies and tunes coming out my ears!! Not anymore......
Checked in online...on the device no less lol..... airport....headphones in and had a world of entertainment at the push of a button, watched enough TV series' so swapped out one 16Gb card full of TV for one of my movies SD cards, watched a few, caught up with a bit of work using email, finished off a few reports using open office (easy debian), then onto the plane, why use Air France's fancy touchscreen seat screens when you have one of your own!
Little bit of music over dinner, and finished off my appointments in the calanders before landing.....grabed the local phone number for Ambassador cars in Houston off the Internet (because I had forgot to take it with me) and confirmed my taxi to the hotel, on the taxi journey checked my work emails and confirmed appointments by phone and email.
Check in to Hilton Southwest.... sleep...... get up..... phone the missus..... pint with guys (couple of photos - why not it's your first day back in the States)......... what a journey............
......... and all that with something that fits in my pocket.... can't get better than that LOL
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2010-03-04
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Originally Posted by gabby131
Your probably right the hardware is definatly taking more out of the battery.. however for me, I don't need it to last more than 12-16 hours, because I will always have somewhere to charge it, be it the office or home, I haven't been caught with no battery yet, haven't even got it low enough for an alert.
i believe that the processor makes the battery to drain fast, my 5800 xm lasts for 2 and a half days of max use running on the same battery as the n900.
That's a point does it even give you an alert on low battery??
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2010-03-04
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yea thats why i just order an oem battery and external batt charger for my car so i can just pop a fresh one in if i need to 
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2010-03-04
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Originally Posted by vietn900
Extra batteries are great for travelling....trust me...
yea thats why i just order an oem battery and external batt charger for my car so i can just pop a fresh one in if i need to
but normal use, phone comes out of the charger at home into the charger in the car then into the USB on the laptop lol it never has a chance to die! lol
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2010-03-04
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i just have in my bag a dc-11, wall cahrger and usb cable (extra power) coz im kinda lazy of taking off the battery, so i make sure that i have options of charging without removing the battery
I LOVE MY N900