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2009-09-15
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Originally Posted by JayMontano
Thanks for the report. So this was the final build? Would love to see some reports of what may have been fixed between the previous version we've seen and the final build to see what changed.
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2009-09-15
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Originally Posted by bheetebrij
The dialer has a button used to decide which network you want the call to go through. I'm pretty sure you'll find Cellular, SIP over Wifi and Skype there, but I can't say for sure.
I use Skype to make calls to other Skype users and land lines. I know Skype to Skype is supported in the contacts view and it looks very easy to launch, but is there a "button" to call a land line through Skype as opposed to cellular?
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2009-09-15
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sorry could not open those linnks...my Virus / firewall protection kicked-in....up-date
was able to see the comparison pics on some blog..thanks, but if there is another way to see your hands-on it would be great.
Last edited by McChicken; 2009-09-15 at 15:54.
was able to see the comparison pics on some blog..thanks, but if there is another way to see your hands-on it would be great.
Last edited by McChicken; 2009-09-15 at 15:54.
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2009-09-15
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#44
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Got a UI question. When in application running view where you can see all running apps is it possible to close apps from there or do you have to enter each running app and close it?
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Originally Posted by ysss
They're maemo and MeeGo...
"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
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2009-09-15
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#45
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
You can close each window directly from the task switcher, by tapping on the little X in the corner (the action area is bigger than it looks like, so it works very well).
Got a UI question. When in application running view where you can see all running apps is it possible to close apps from there or do you have to enter each running app and close it?
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2009-09-15
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Originally Posted by JayMontano
Very nice reviews!
Had some time with the N900 over the weekend. Beautiful, solid powerful little thing. So much potential under the hood to be the 'smartphone' I've always wanted all my other Nokia handsets to be.
Hands on review
Comparison Photos: N900 vs N800 vs N82 vs N95 vs N97
Though there is one thing i have to critizise
you write "Note the compass which isn’t listed in the official specs" while referring to a screenshot of ovi maps.
Are you sure it's a real compass? what made you write this? because to me it looks like the north-indicator of ovi maps, and not an actual compass functionality...
also, you should probably proofread the article again, i think there are a few times when you write "n97" but actually meant n900, and a few typos as well ("converned" f.ex.)
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2009-09-15
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If only Nokia learns from Microsoft.. we would all have our N900 in our hands today:
http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/15/z...-and-hands-on/
Microsoft decided to hold on loading up any usable software until the new Zunes were out to market. What that means is that we have yet to do any serious testing with the new device -- despite having the gem sitting right here.
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these devices are being sold to end users in the same condition our unit is in -- namely, without any real functioning software. It's a pretty unusual move for a company like Microsoft to put devices into the hands of consumers with no functionality at all, but it seems the Zune team was cranking till the last minute. Let's hope all the hard work pays off!
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2009-09-15
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#48
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Note the compass which isn’t listed in the official specs (neither was infrared – TV/DVD Remote applications again ^_^)
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2009-09-15
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Originally Posted by ysss
... Are you sure that is a learning that Nokia should take into use? Ship devices with no working software to consumers?
If only Nokia learns from Microsoft.. we would all have our N900 in our hands today:
"these devices are being sold to end users in the same condition our unit is in -- namely, without any real functioning software"
http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/15/z...-and-hands-on/
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2009-09-15
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Originally Posted by SubCore
Maps has a compass looking button to change the orientation of the map, and another small button that appears on screen if the map is outside where the user is.
you write "Note the compass which isn’t listed in the official specs" while referring to a screenshot of ovi maps.
Are you sure it's a real compass? what made you write this? because to me it looks like the north-indicator of ovi maps, and not an actual compass functionality...
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