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2010-07-29
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@ Holland
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Originally Posted by Switch_
That's exactly the whole point.
You see, the thing is, which one is bolted onto the other - is the phone a bolt-on to a the mobile computing platform or is the mobile computing platform a bolt-on to the phone?
The N900 is an internet tablet, with added phone functionality. Not the other way around
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2010-07-29
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@ Helsinki
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Well to me the honest and official Nokia answer to this question has always been: Yes.
The strengths of the N900 lie elsewhere besides telephony.
The strengths of the N900 lie elsewhere besides telephony.
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2010-07-29
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@ Eastleigh, Hampshire, UK
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Whilst I appreciate this happens to all smart phones to a greater/lesser extent. I think I like that android at least has a system with a chance to handle things properly.
as a developer, I'd rather have to develop within a framework accepting that my app might get killed at any second, to enable better responsiveness of the phone. As it is I have no constriants, or even guidance on how to make my app a 'good citizen' that won't contribute too badly to issues answering calls.
as a developer, I'd rather have to develop within a framework accepting that my app might get killed at any second, to enable better responsiveness of the phone. As it is I have no constriants, or even guidance on how to make my app a 'good citizen' that won't contribute too badly to issues answering calls.
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Check out Witter, a twitter client for N900
http://danielwould.wordpress.com/witter
If Witter isn't working for you, eg crashes/doesn't start, gives errors etc etc. Please run it from x-term using:
run-standalone.sh python2.5 /opt/witter/witter.py
This will generate diagnostic output. Without this I cannot help you.
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N900
http://danielwould.wordpress.com
Check out Witter, a twitter client for N900
http://danielwould.wordpress.com/witter
If Witter isn't working for you, eg crashes/doesn't start, gives errors etc etc. Please run it from x-term using:
run-standalone.sh python2.5 /opt/witter/witter.py
This will generate diagnostic output. Without this I cannot help you.
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2010-07-29
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@ West Kirby, UK
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I guess the answer is yes, how important that is to you only you can decide. I very rarely make or receive calls, so it's not an issue.
However if my job / personal life absolutely required me to be available 24/7 then the N900 is probably not the best device, the
battery life for one.
If that was the case I'd get a dedicated SIM card and a Nokia 1100 (400hrs standby time)
However if my job / personal life absolutely required me to be available 24/7 then the N900 is probably not the best device, the
battery life for one.
If that was the case I'd get a dedicated SIM card and a Nokia 1100 (400hrs standby time)
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2010-07-29
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@ London, UK
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
That's one of the things the closed policy system on this tablet is for. Look at the file /usr/share/policy/etc/current/syspart.conf.
Looking at it now - any ideas how to prioritise the phone ?
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N900: 1000/1150mhz; sampling_rate 15; up_threshold 150000;