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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2009-09-04
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Hmm interesting, I never noticed that little hole before. Does anyone know what it's for?
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2009-09-04
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Which device? If it's the n810, the only two holes next to the usb are on the right side (usb is on the right too), and one is power, the other is headphones. And there's no holes on the left, save for the cluster near the speaker.
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2009-09-04
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Probably for the wrist/neck strap, like on other models.
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2009-09-04
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Originally Posted by Lord Raiden
We're talking about the N900.
Which device?
Originally Posted by BouncingBob
But it's only one hole, not two like you would expect for a lanyard hole.
Probably for the wrist/neck strap, like on other models.
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2009-09-05
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Originally Posted by pelago
However it looks like a lot of phones these days have a single hole - take a look in a mobile phone shop and you'll see.
But it's only one hole, not two like you would expect for a lanyard hole.
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I'd guess that's a second mic, since I saw on the specs it has "digital stereo microphone", i.e. two mics.
I'm not familiar with HTC's noise cancellation, but it's definitely possible to use two mics for beam-forming/directional selectivity. That would certainly be nice to see, either stock or as an external project.
I'm not familiar with HTC's noise cancellation, but it's definitely possible to use two mics for beam-forming/directional selectivity. That would certainly be nice to see, either stock or as an external project.
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2009-09-15
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sorry i'm a little confused by the pictures also. Is that hole another mic or a lanyard loop?
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2009-09-15
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sound just like what the 6700 classic has
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2009-09-15
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Originally Posted by Benson
I'm not sure what it is either. AFAICT, nothing supports true "stereo" audio recording, so I can't really tell. Likewise, with noise cancellation. Of course, we won't really know until the N900 is released.
I'd guess that's a second mic, since I saw on the specs it has "digital stereo microphone", i.e. two mics.
I'm not familiar with HTC's noise cancellation, but it's definitely possible to use two mics for beam-forming/directional selectivity. That would certainly be nice to see, either stock or as an external project.
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Could it be a second mic? If so, could it be used for noise canceling for phone conversations on busy streets, etc. (like on the HTC Touch Pro2)?