lauksas | # 351 | 2010-10-19, 16:06 | Report

yes, I love flash in my N900 too, there is one app to avoid battery drain: adflashbock-css
This app plays the flash only when you click on it, very nice, page loads very faster too...

danramos | # 352 | 2010-10-19, 20:26 | Report

I didn't like the N900 either. Can we stop talking about it?

lauksas | # 353 | 2010-10-19, 20:37 | Report

I respect you opinion, the n900 is not a phone for all people.

well i sugget you to unsubscribe on this forum so, because until any aother phone uses maemo, the subject wil be the N900 :P

maxximuscool | # 354 | 2010-10-19, 20:43 | Report

How about this? A message from Steve Jobs

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lauksas | # 355 | 2010-10-19, 22:01 | Report

Nice picture man.
that N900 is better than any phone in the market is a fact, probably because of the maemo OS. But there is another fact... it is not a phone for anyone.
I think that:
IPhone is for who want status ( at least in Brazil )
Symbian is for the old guys and normal people
Android is for the geeks that likes technology and google tards
Maemo is for Linux fans and who want to have the best features for free

klinglerware | # 356 | 2010-10-19, 22:20 | Report

There are a lot of Nokia 770, n800, & n810 tablet users on this board who never bought the n900. Many of those users helped to build this community and continue to contribute despite their decision not to purchase the device.

volt | # 357 | 2010-10-19, 23:13 | Report

Respect to the forum contributors, the tablets are what made itt/tmo.

You don't have to be a Linux fan to be a power user. The N900 is also for power users, who doesn't think Dalvik quite cuts it for a computer OS, and appreciates a system you can utilize to the fullest without meeting unnatural manufacturer limitations on who gets to provide you with software.

I am in fact a person that thinks Windows 7 is a good OS. If Windows Phone 7 was based on a real Windows 7, I'd be interested in it. But on phone hardware, Windows is a joke and Linux isn't. As it is now, this is pretty much the closest we get to a real operating system on a phone. And the OS/software library on the N900 is clearly market leading, in many areas. Lacking in many others.

But you don't have to be a Linux fan to appreciate what you can do with it.

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lauksas | # 358 | 2010-10-19, 23:21 | Report

apologies, but I meant comparing with others OS. I forgot the existence of my old N810 that I sold...

danramos | # 359 | 2010-10-19, 23:47 | Report

You... YOU ABANDONED US??? ; . ;

lauksas | # 360 | 2010-10-20, 00:00 | Report

not really I just think that N900 can do better thank two N810 , I'm fully adapted to the battery life and screen size, I think that the keyboard is better, performance, number of applications.. that things.
The real thing is that I like maemo/linux too much, and the hardware, is just like another notebook, got it?