ughh... Nokia's problem is that they make a new device, and completely forget about their previous device, which was their flagship, high-end Nseries..
when apple, they offer complete upgrades for free.. whenever they make a new OS. (iOS, all of previous iPhone can upgrade to newer version for free.)
N900! was Nokia's flagship!! they forget this too easily.
I still can remember my day getting the package from UPS guy from newegg pre-order. it sure was great.
n900 wasn't flagship, it was step 4/5..... one could tell with experience from n810 etc that this was completely inevitable ect....
Parts? Replacements? Good luck, though. It'll be nice while it lasts.
2 years warranty or similar device. For first ones there is still over an year warranty left (unless you live in a coutry where companies can legally squeeze their customers balls so that they crack)
Are you saying no update is better than a partial update? Also, the 2g and 3g iphones are old enough that most people would have moved on to the 3gs and 4, both of with have complete compatibility with iOS 4. Yes, Apple is enforcing some artificial limits in updates for older devices. However, they still have far better long term device support that pretty much every other mobile device manufacturer.
Of course, that's more an example of how pathetic the mobile industry is, rather than a feather in Apple's cap.
sometimes yes. the limits aren't artificial, I've seen some really pissed guys with 3GS and iOs 4 spamming all over forums that "do not install iOs 4"
and sorry you can blame me. I am buying a phone (or two) a year so I am feeding the ROS (rapid obsolience syndrom)
btw my 6630 works well still, last fw update was in 2006.....
(e: sorry, still bugging but that has came from multiple dips to water and snow)
Many Android phones are seeing lots of updates. The droid, although flagship, has seen... 2? full os updates, I think. Android at least is still one OS under the hood.
Actually, looks like we're already getting yet another minor upgrade starting two days from now. (A few fixes plus enabling Flash 10.1 for Motorola Droid.) So that's TWO major upgrades this year (2.01->2.1, just a couple of weeks ago 2.1->2.2, and now from 2.2 FRG01B->2.2 FRG22D). That's just this year. This doesn't count the 2.0 update 1 upgrade last year from the initial 2.0 release..
