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2007-01-02
, 21:42
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#2
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They used the word "Pocket PC", 'cough'
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2007-01-03
, 00:32
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#3
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what's the point of posting youtube links at this forum? none of those clips can be viewed on a 770.
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2007-01-03
, 02:24
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#4
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dude, download the clips by entering the URL to a youtube downloading site (google it),
http://www.google.com/search?q=downl...en-US:official
save the clips with ".flv" at the end of it to your mmc card, and watch them with the latest version of mplayer, available at maemo apps.
http://www.google.com/search?q=downl...en-US:official
save the clips with ".flv" at the end of it to your mmc card, and watch them with the latest version of mplayer, available at maemo apps.
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2007-01-03
, 02:29
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#5
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Just because this site is about the N770 doesn't mean that everyone is viewing it on a 770. I think it would actually be rather interesting to see a web stats breakdown by platform/browser. It is in fact possible to view .flv files on a N770. The reason this video was posted, I assume is that it features the 770 being used for bluesnarfing.
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2007-01-03
, 02:43
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#6
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Originally Posted by Hedgecore
Looked like an Apple Newton running CPM...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dltjEnrePxc
Anyone recognize the "portable PC"?
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2007-01-03
, 03:41
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#7
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Originally Posted by woz
That's pretty narrow-minded. I don't use my 770 for casual web browsing. I do use it for many other things, though. I prefer my 21" monitor; it's a lot easier on these old eyes.
what's the point of posting youtube links at this forum? none of those clips can be viewed on a 770.
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2007-01-03
, 03:51
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@ Metro Detroit Michigan USA
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#8
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Originally Posted by Hedgecore
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dltjEnrePxc
Anyone recognize the "portable PC"?
Very interesting. I'll be right back, I have to find my phone............................. Thanks for the link dcarter.
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2007-01-03
, 04:07
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@ /dev/null
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#9
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Actually thats old thats the bluebug hack and is present in the old model phones running bluetooth 1.0 or 1.1 the script they use is call blueserial and is compiled for OS2005. Newer phone run bluetooth 1.2
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2007-01-03
, 04:27
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#10
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gentlemen, so i have an alterior motive to my post.
i was curious how some common web page video clips can be viewed on a 770. opera's old flash plugin has been mentioned here before, but the suggested download method is a good option until an upgrade comes along.
that is also a good point about the browser stats for this forum. although there is heavy coverage of the 770, it would be interesting to see who else is visiting and on what platform.
and finally, i do prefer a standard monitor for web browsing, but it sure is more relaxing using the 770 from a soft couch - while also using the 770 as a remote for my slimsever and sounbridge
i was curious how some common web page video clips can be viewed on a 770. opera's old flash plugin has been mentioned here before, but the suggested download method is a good option until an upgrade comes along.
that is also a good point about the browser stats for this forum. although there is heavy coverage of the 770, it would be interesting to see who else is visiting and on what platform.
and finally, i do prefer a standard monitor for web browsing, but it sure is more relaxing using the 770 from a soft couch - while also using the 770 as a remote for my slimsever and sounbridge
Anyone recognize the "portable PC"?