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    gerbick | # 51 | 2013-01-07, 22:59 | Report

    Originally Posted by woody14619 View Post
    The N900 can pull off 3.5G (HSPA+) on T-Mobil in the US, which is quite nice speed wise.
    T-Mobile has sparse coverage where I'm currently located unfortunately. That's a decision that forced my hand. It's not one that affects everybody, that much I know.

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    droll | # 52 | 2013-01-07, 23:25 | Report

    Originally Posted by Akkumaru View Post
    I am in the same boat as OP, I would like to buy the N900, but not sure. It's VERY OLD, though, which makes me turn away from it. For RM200 (I'm looking at you ajack :P), is it worth it?
    I bought one for RM600 off lelong around 2nd half of last year. if you search on that site, you can find a few units for around RM450.

    the alternative is to look for parts to refurbish it yourself.

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    RiD | # 53 | 2013-01-08, 01:42 | Report

    Sorry for the offtopic...

    regarding all the posts commenting the music + browser slowdowns, I apologize. I forgot to say "with EQ on". Rockbox however does a fair job on EQ consuming far less cpu than other players (+ gapless playback!), but still causes some slowdowns and it's UI is quite horrendous for a touch device,but it still is the main music player I use.
    and to freemangordon, no, I do not use any kind of "speed" or "battery" patch. The only "patch" I use is 720p recording done by guess who (thanks for it - really appreciate it!)

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    tanago | # 54 | 2013-01-08, 19:43 | Report

    I dont know about you guys but I got my N900 half an year ago and when I showed it with everything I need installed to my friends they had their jaws dropped, first basically I have 3 OS-es - Maemo, Android & Windows(wine)[Yes I use Windows executables on it]

    With that comes FAR TOO MAY apps that almost everyone of them uses daily, like Instagram, Facebook messenger, Whatsapp&Yappari(credits to Scorpius!) & even online games (example - Wordz).

    Then the Maemo itself - We have programming classes and with my N900 with gcc and g++ installed I can build & run those programs on the phone!!! , aircrack-ng & Navit are the most impressive.
    But then come the small tweaks & scripts that you cant see but they are the most important - Kernel-Power, Batterypatch, Speedpatch, CSSU thumb, camera & hildon tweaks
    They give me:
    - 1 & 1/2 day heavy phone usage: media player, web browsing, gaming....
    - No slowdowns - I listen to music + browsing the PC[not the mobile!!!] Facebook website + checking the email with the the app and I never had any kind of lack of performance and the music doesnt stutter as some of you say.
    - a lil' tweaking the gdigicam.conf - 5MP camera with no compression and they hide their iPhones + Adobe DNG Raw capturing & decent 720p recording
    - Overclocking[they are most impressed with that]
    - many more that I cant remember right now

    Basically I LOVE my N900 and I'm really really sorry that such 'open-source' phones won't be made anymore [ or at least in the near future ]

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    Vader | # 55 | 2013-01-08, 20:12 | Report

    n900 best phone ever event latest phones are proper **** !
    price from 70$-150$

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    freemangordon | # 56 | 2013-01-08, 20:28 | Report

    Originally Posted by gerbick View Post
    ... the N900 doesn't support video to video like I require, thus Google+ - I do use their Google+ Hangouts though.
    Would you elaborate a bit on your requirements, I am really curious. As n900 supports both Skype and GTalk video call.

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    Wreck | # 57 | 2013-01-08, 20:38 | Report

    Just buy a Nexus 4. The ubuntu mobile image will be released soon and that is sort of an upgrade from Meamo.

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    sombragris | # 58 | 2013-02-27, 18:52 | Report

    My N900 arrived yesterday, brand-new. I'm happy as a clam. Yes, I would buy it again if necessary. Simply put, there's no smartphone like it.

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    ricardosteve | # 59 | 2013-05-10, 15:33 | Report

    Originally Posted by sombragris View Post
    My N900 arrived yesterday, brand-new. I'm happy as a clam. Yes, I would buy it again if necessary. Simply put, there's no smartphone like it.
    Hey, where did you get a brand new one? I want one too!

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    sombragris | # 60 | 2013-05-14, 05:37 | Report

    Originally Posted by ricardosteve View Post
    Hey, where did you get a brand new one? I want one too!
    I bought mine from an Amazon reseller. Simply search for "Nokia N900" and you're all set.

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