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2010-06-26
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#32
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Originally Posted by Ahmed Henry
I hope I'm not the only one waiting for a logically working web browser. Reason I paid a hefty sum for my device was to get real mobile internet in my pocket, after 6months I'm still waiting.
what do you miss in the n900???
Sure, after the last firmware update the n900 browser became a bit less awful, but still it is nothing compared to the Opera i had on my N70 (and N70 is otherwise horrible). Have downloaded the Firefox, sadly it's even worse than the n900 browser.
Comment on other posts I too find the screen bit too unresponsive, would love to be able to handwrite my notes.
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2010-06-26
, 09:47
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#33
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I like the N900, and the recent update has improved the phone.
Lots of things I miss in the N900, including:
- a good word editor
- video editing capability
- speech too text (voice recognition)
- better phone app. Yeah, yeah, the N900 is a "pocket computer". But it's also my cell phone, and I'd like it to have the same functionality as other good cell phones
- better battery life
Lots of things I miss in the N900, including:
- a good word editor
- video editing capability
- speech too text (voice recognition)
- better phone app. Yeah, yeah, the N900 is a "pocket computer". But it's also my cell phone, and I'd like it to have the same functionality as other good cell phones
- better battery life
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2010-06-26
, 09:54
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Joined on May 2010
@ TMO
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#34
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The only thing I miss is a thinner profile and a less choppy slideshow in photos.
And perhaps portrait support.
And perhaps portrait support.
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2010-06-26
, 10:31
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Joined on May 2010
@ Hong Kong
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#35
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Originally Posted by phibaman
MMS - it has
After more thorough reviews.. it appears that the N900 doesnt have MMS? Whats up with that?
And call history, missed calls, etc. are non-existent also!!!??
this is kinda of a deal breaker to me. i know its a mobile laptop first, phone second. but these are basic and crucial features of even my primitive phones in the past. this is very sad....
call history - it has
missed calls - it has
It was not primitive phone you're looking at, it's primitive reviewers.... XD
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2010-06-26
, 15:09
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Joined on Jun 2010
@ Sydney
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#36
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assign ring tones
better apps
more emails options(such as different widgets for different emails account and rings tones for different emails.)
battery
a proper camera and options
N97 keyboard
better apps
more emails options(such as different widgets for different emails account and rings tones for different emails.)
battery
a proper camera and options
N97 keyboard
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2010-06-26
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Joined on Aug 2009
@ Budapest, Hungary
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#37
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Originally Posted by Ahmed Henry
I missed a proper Sticky Notes widget.
what do you miss in the n900???
Then, I came up with this:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=57049
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2010-06-26
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Joined on Jul 2007
@ undecided.
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#38
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The ability to use the map without connecting to the Internet mentioned yet? I found that one to be bothersome.
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2010-07-09
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Joined on Jul 2010
@ Italy
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#40
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1) Battery Life
I need to charge the phone two times a day. And, i know that i can disable all the widget, the 3G connection ad so on, but i buy this phone for this kind of use and gadget!
2) Voice dialing
Using the phone when i'm driving is a little more dangerous than before with my E71.
3) OVI Maps
I mean the version with turn by turn navigation and no need of connection, that is totally useless when you need it abroad in roaming context.
I need to charge the phone two times a day. And, i know that i can disable all the widget, the 3G connection ad so on, but i buy this phone for this kind of use and gadget!
2) Voice dialing
Using the phone when i'm driving is a little more dangerous than before with my E71.
3) OVI Maps
I mean the version with turn by turn navigation and no need of connection, that is totally useless when you need it abroad in roaming context.
And call history, missed calls, etc. are non-existent also!!!??
this is kinda of a deal breaker to me. i know its a mobile laptop first, phone second. but these are basic and crucial features of even my primitive phones in the past. this is very sad....