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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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2011-12-19
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Originally Posted by tonypower88
thinking the same thing here too. hopefully they can contain the battery life with that monster. now just to wait. i waited 6 months for my 900 so it should be easy to wait again. at least this time i like my phone i have currrently (N900)
my next phone is SGS3 in 2012 with 4-core CPU
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2011-12-19
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Originally Posted by cesarcesar
lol what? Quad core? Yeh, battery life is for fa**ots. Check out this game. It ran on a BBC micro, a computer with 4MHz CPU and 16KB of RAM. I cannot really explain how huge elite was (in terms of game space to explore) but trust me it was massive with literally hundreds of galaxies to explore. All of this crammed into 14K of space. Yes. 14K. That lolcat I just downloaded is 10 times bigger. The game was written in assembler in order to exploit the maximum potential from the hardware.
thinking the same thing here too. hopefully they can contain the battery life with that monster. now just to wait. i waited 6 months for my 900 so it should be easy to wait again. at least this time i like my phone i have currrently (N900)
The point is, you can throw as much hardware as you like at a problem, however, in the end it is still a **** OS that runs trivial **** for banal *****s. You can shove android in the trash along with laserdisc and bubble memory.
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N900: One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
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2011-12-19
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sunday my n900 was stolen... monday I got a new "old" one 
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2012-11-10
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Originally Posted by sanchdaniel
Have you comprimised yet?
exactly how i feel. ill upgrade once i feel their is a true upgrade to EVERYTHING the n900 has. no compromises.
I have. Lumia 920. No removeable batt. no Keyboard. no FM transmitter. Not as much fun or to multitask. No tmobile support (except the dev phone. I feel lucky to have gotten my hands on one) Not as configurable. No maemo community. So many nots... however, you better beleive microsoft and NOKIA BOTH will make sure this baby gets the support it needs to 1 keep nokia a float and 2 give MS a real stake in the mobile industry. Official support alone is almost worth it. There are many plus but i will miss my n900.
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2012-11-10
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Originally Posted by vi_
convergence. MS and NOKIA with wp8 and windows 8.
Amen brother!
Preach it like it is. Android is a meaningless stack of trivial crap that people can face blog about on their tweetspace. The N900 was the first step towards truly convergent device. NO OTHER OS does this, only linux can transcend the architectures.
Preach it like it is. Android is a meaningless stack of trivial crap that people can face blog about on their tweetspace. The N900 was the first step towards truly convergent device. NO OTHER OS does this, only linux can transcend the architectures.