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question was wondering when using the N900 browser can you upload files to web servers. Like on facebook through the regular up-loader browse button can you upload files?
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2009-09-19
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Originally Posted by mykenyc
I believe you can, but why would you bother doing that when you have direct to Facebook uploading directly in the camera and images programs anyway?
question was wondering when using the N900 browser can you upload files to web servers. Like on facebook through the regular up-loader browse button can you upload files?
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2009-09-19
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Zerojay is correct. I can think of instances where one might want direct access to a specific site, but using service plugins/widgdets is definitely more efficient.
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Originally Posted by zerojay
oh, no that was just an example it would probably be really for message boards and that sort of things.
I believe you can, but why would you bother doing that when you have direct to Facebook uploading directly in the camera and images programs anyway?
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2009-09-19
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Originally Posted by mykenyc
So, yes.
oh, no that was just an example it would probably be really for message boards and that sort of things.
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Originally Posted by timsamoff
I just can't wait any longer for this phone :O
So, yes.
Tim
There is a guy on a finnish mobile phone forum who is a beta tester for the N900, he says the battery lasts him 12-13 hours with heavy regular use. So the battery seems on par with the iPhone and slightly better than the Pre. 12-13 hours would be enough for me anyway.