Announcement: N900 R.I.P. - Page 7 - maemo.org

MyNokiaN900 | # 61 | 2011-05-14, 23:45 | Report

Originally Posted by razefox View Post

When Overclocking my n900 to 900-1150 ghz it just shutdown sometimes but it worked a month ago? What are the specs of the new "n900" ?

And now you have the cheek to ask a question. Me thinks you pissed off with the results of a botched attempt at over clocking your N900.

afaq | # 62 | 2011-05-14, 23:46 | Report

can those 4 people who 'thanked' him please re trace your routes and retract those thanks.

thanks.

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jo21 | # 63 | 2011-05-14, 23:48 | Report

n900 can do everything iphone android can.

even some they CAN't.

we only need games :<

Grok | # 64 | 2011-05-15, 00:03 | Report

Even though it sounds like you've abused your n900, I would be interested in taking it off your hands........Would say, $50 US be enough? It is old and hopelessly outdated after all.

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JamesBond@ge | # 65 | 2011-05-15, 00:15 | Report

Originally Posted by razefox View Post

Hello my beloved fellowers,

The nokia was released in November 11, 2009 and I was on of the first that got it at this.

After the release of Android Phones and the iPhone 4, the n900's appearance was already damaged alot could't stand the pace with other phones, but it was still alright.

Now the warship Apple want's to release the iPhone 5 which is going to have alot of new features like the previous phones, the changes are like a iPhone 3 to a iPhone 3gs, its immense and unbelievable. Steve Jobs is doing an amazing job by the way.

But that is not all, the hallower google in corporation with Samsung threw a new AGP-Phone into the market, the Samsung Galaxy S 2 which has a 1.2 GHZ Dual Processor and even has the power to emulate Windows XP or play high-graphic-quality games.

Also the marketplace is by FAR better then Maemo's marketplace,
iPhone Marketplace: 2.000.000 Million Apps
Android Marketplace: 1.000.000 MIllion Applications
Maemo Marketplace 1.000 (REALLY?? THATS ALL?? YES!!)

Just look at the iPhone and Anroid Forums, only nice persons that will take you srsly

.

soo....

It was nice while it lasted but there are alot of better phones now that can do way more then N900.

RIP N900, RIP Maemo, RIP Debian, RIP NOKIA!!
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JamesBond@ge | # 66 | 2011-05-15, 00:17 | Report

Originally Posted by jo21 View Post

n900 can do everything iphone android can.

even some they CAN't.

we only need games :<

Hah, I got the WebOS version of Monopoly and thats all I need lol ;-)

m4r0v3r | # 67 | 2011-05-15, 00:18 | Report

apps mean **** all mate. I can't find anything the other phones do that maemo can't do. we even have a fart app lol.

mece | # 68 | 2011-05-15, 00:18 | Report

Wow, insane thread!
I read the first post and lol'd and planned to congratulate the poster on a well spun satire. First comment was good, but then after a while things got weird. I can only assume it's the language barrier that is causing this havoc.

Anyway, I think it's a nice one

I especially lliked the line "the changes are like a iPhone 3 to a iPhone 3gs, its immense and unbelievable."
(I assume you're all aware that 3G to 3Gs is the tiniest, most pathetic of feature increases mankind has ever witnessed)

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PartyboyXP | # 69 | 2011-05-15, 00:55 | Report

N900 R.IP? But I love my N900, but is dead.... uhmmm.... I think I like the necrophilia

Garcel | # 70 | 2011-05-15, 07:33 | Report

@razefox

This is your opinion. First. You have to research your device. The N900 is not a smartphone its a tablet. And you're nuts if you think the Maemo is dead. Look at what the community are doing.

For a guys like you. You better off with android or your beloved Iphone which suits you with the masses and simplicity.