Redundant, and rather personal. Does anyone select the options specifying that they never go anywhere with family or friends? I wonder what kind of phone Nokia would develop for *them*?

Ironically, the survey form didn't seem to work well when I used the N900 browser. My selections disappeared from time to time, and the switch widgets were not rendered well. I had to take the survey using my laptop.

I'm glad Nokia is interested in our opinions. I'm sure they'll get a lot of responses.

I think the "user profile" part was to ensure that the answers you are giving are not random. Some questions were repeated there.

Done. Excellent survey.

Many (me included) thought nokia forgot about n900 users but this survey gave me hope.

I thought the question about how many applications are you running right now was poor. When I answered the survey, my N900 was running 0 apps in the task switcher. Simply because when I am on my computer (where I was answering the survey from), I don't need to use the N900.

Perhaps they should take a JPSM course lol.

Good to know and great survey. Took some time to finish, though.

My (cheap, noname) compact uses a 750mAh battery, the N900 uses a 1320mAh battery. So assuming the same flash was used it would eat about half of the battery to take the same amount of flash pictures as my camera can before the battery runs out. Since I'm already recharging my phone every night it wouldn't impact me personally too much.

The K800 did fine with a 900mAh battery and a xenon flash, but was a "dumbphone" so didn't have same power drain to the rest of the HW. Looking at disassembly pictures of it, it has two capacitors in it that takes a fair bit of space. Even if the battery can cope we'd be looking at a size increase so maybe not such a great idea after all?

Hopefully we'll eventually have a little bit of choice between different HW designs (eg with or without keyboard, diff screen sizes etc) and the type of camera could be one.

It seemed to me that some of the questions could have been answered automatically, once they knew you were taking the survey on your N900. Like how many applications you were running, the exact version of software you were running. And of course, automatic collection would be more accurate than user reports.

I had to plug mine in during the survey.

Done it as well. Focused on lack of office apps and poor PIM functions, as well as phone!
I think the questions are repeated to guage internal validity of the questionnaire. They are asked a little differently for the same reason. It's good they are asking, anyhow.

Done it too.. a bit long indeed, but hopefully it will reach some ppl at nokia.