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And this is bliss, the n9 was quick in many ways especially where the browser was concerned but I hated the veryidea that it would redirect me to every mobile site that they di not recognise.

It is also awesome to have a real keyboard back and that I can run man of the desktop programs that I need when I want them too.

Granted the last 3 years have bought some good devices that can run different OS's but nothing compares to my old faithful n900. Damn nokia never had it so good.

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Haha! I knew something was missing when you weren't here. Welcome back
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Welcome back and well said.....

Have fun!

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Welcome back
 
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I just oderd a scrap board.
 
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As me and the rest of fellows who really touched and expereinced N900 and felt in love with it..... it is by far the best thing ever invented and I wished that more and more support were given to this monster
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I dusted off mine yesterday. It has many beautiful elements but way too slow, opening multiple windows despite CSSU update, still slow. I am addicted to LTE speed now. Put it back in the drawer. Love it but its over. Maybe good for texting or IMing, but not for web serfing. It basically became a dumb phone for me.
 
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I'd use mine a lot more if battery capacity wasn't so limited. Yeah, it's bulky and slow too, but many times just having the KB makes up for those.
 
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loool! i'm just using mine for everyday use! after using the Galaxy Nexus for a while, the N900 is just unique. Texting, listenning to music, browsing web. The only thing i'm missing is a descent map/gps solution like google maps, which could calculate distances and other stuff like that (english is soooo hard). i'm also missing dictionnaries (french-english).
Except those things, the N900 is just THE phone. Nothing else. It maybe outdated but with some effort, some could be able to port latest linux stuffs like firefox
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Originally Posted by Boemien View Post
i'm also missing dictionnaries (french-english).
Have you looked at MStarDict?
 
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