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2011-05-24
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#41
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Originally Posted by tkatchev
Regardless of context, these words are BS in the current mobile industry.
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2011-05-24
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Can't we just enjoy this release, please? `
I for one am very pleased to see MeeGo N900 DE come along at any rate it comes along.
This isn't anything we're paying for nor is it something that Nokia's future success will be riding on. What's happening here is a bunch of volunteers are making a platform for devs to play on and power users to entertain themselves. That's it!
So download the image, burn it on a microSD and just have fun with it! Leave the analysis of the significance of this release for other discussions.
I for one am very pleased to see MeeGo N900 DE come along at any rate it comes along.This isn't anything we're paying for nor is it something that Nokia's future success will be riding on. What's happening here is a bunch of volunteers are making a platform for devs to play on and power users to entertain themselves. That's it!
So download the image, burn it on a microSD and just have fun with it! Leave the analysis of the significance of this release for other discussions.
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2011-05-24
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#44
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I could not find info on how to boot meego with v47, so I rolled back to v46, installed uboot for v46, and it worked well.
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2011-05-24
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#45
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Originally Posted by cenwesi
Please explain further the why 'no Sony' ?
PS: Nokia just like Sony will NEVER get my money again.
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2011-05-24
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The UI looks fantastic. Most functionality are working but still slow and buggy as hell. Not good to use for everyday OS. May be flashing it onto the device might speed it up but running from class 6 card is not good.
A good start and a big improvement on the UI from the previous version. Still lots of room for improvement. Sometimes virtual keyboard slide in and out none stopped, and random freeze when opening apps is not pleasant.
Oh did I mention that the scrolling is super duper fluid. It feels like iOS scrolling smooth just slightly better
Stay away if you're not a risk taker.
As for dualboot goes, please read wiki or youtube. Install into microSD card and off you go.
A good start and a big improvement on the UI from the previous version. Still lots of room for improvement. Sometimes virtual keyboard slide in and out none stopped, and random freeze when opening apps is not pleasant.
Oh did I mention that the scrolling is super duper fluid. It feels like iOS scrolling smooth just slightly better
Stay away if you're not a risk taker.
As for dualboot goes, please read wiki or youtube. Install into microSD card and off you go.
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My N900 running at 250-1150Mhz
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2011-05-24
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#47
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Personally, I don't think Nokia will still be making phones in three years. Take my words in that context. 
Originally Posted by erendorn
Regardless of context, these words are BS in the current mobile industry.
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2011-05-24
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Originally Posted by tkatchev
I hope not, but it's definitely possible.
Personally, I don't think Nokia will still be making phones in three years. Take my words in that context.