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2011-01-27
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Proabably a WP7 device... when I have enough money to buy one 
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2011-01-27
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Well since there isn't really any hard data on the N9 yet, I'm still waiting.
In the meantime, I have been quite intrigued by the Motorola Atrix (and related netbook)... also I'd like to see what HP/Palm does with webOS devices, if they make phone that can compete with the latest and greatest smartphones, I will seriously consider it.
In the meantime, I have been quite intrigued by the Motorola Atrix (and related netbook)... also I'd like to see what HP/Palm does with webOS devices, if they make phone that can compete with the latest and greatest smartphones, I will seriously consider it.
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2011-01-27
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@ Hamburg
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no need for apple or google. have one android device (7"tablet). it's nice, but android is IMHO overhyped. I'm waiting for n9+.
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2011-01-27
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a motorola device seems the way forward but I don't intend on replacing my current N900 for at least a good year
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2011-01-27
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How can one decide now, If we know afaik more or less nothing specific about the N9? Apple stuff however is out of question. Android? I don't know, its something I have to jailbreak and the apps are usually programmed in Java. This is nothing for me.
My N900 is just a month old and I want to keep it for some years, so my next smartphone wouldn't be the N9 anyway. A new smartphone should be at least that free as the N900 too.
I couldn't really test the handset edition of meego on my slow sd card, but if it isn't crap, I will probably install it on the internal emmc with or without Nokia support.
Last edited by NIN101; 2011-01-27 at 19:06.
My N900 is just a month old and I want to keep it for some years, so my next smartphone wouldn't be the N9 anyway. A new smartphone should be at least that free as the N900 too.
I couldn't really test the handset edition of meego on my slow sd card, but if it isn't crap, I will probably install it on the internal emmc with or without Nokia support.
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2011-01-27
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@ SF East Bay, Cali
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It's hard for me to imagine downgrading to Android or iOS from Maemo or MeeGo. So I'll continue to use my N900 and wait for something else running MeeGo.
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2011-01-27
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Originally Posted by lanwellon
My previous phone was a 1st-gen iPhone, which I used for about 4 years (and, other than a slowly dying battery, it still works perfectly fine). Given that the battery in the n900 can be replaced, I hope to be able to use it even longer. So, I expect my next mobile phone to be a top-of-the-line model some time around the year 2016.
Based on the info now,
For your next mobile phone,
will you choose N9, or switch to an Android phone with Tegra 2 ?
Or switch to other phone, like iPhone 4 ?
I had used N900 for 9 months and now I want to switch to htc desire hd. I want to know your ideas.
Does everyone here replace their phones every single year?
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2011-01-27
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Originally Posted by Copernicus
I suspect a large number of people here buy things for "the shiny" and move on when bored. I'll be around a while longer until there's an actual replacement for the N900, or until the mobile space goes totally anti-user, DRM-coated and closed and my N900 breaks.
Does everyone here replace their phones every single year?
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2011-01-27
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switching to desire hd is stupid imo. why? Because I think specwise you go back in the past. 2011 is dualcore year imo.
I buy the device that knocks me off my sox. Last was atrix 4g
Expecting a lot from htc, lg, samsung and iPhone.
iPhone is supported massively. Thats a plus. So IF it's got an ARM a9 a-like, 1gb ram, 64gb storage, 4" screen, fullhd record and play... why not?
Last edited by Kenny1001; 2011-01-27 at 16:29.
I buy the device that knocks me off my sox. Last was atrix 4g
Expecting a lot from htc, lg, samsung and iPhone.
iPhone is supported massively. Thats a plus. So IF it's got an ARM a9 a-like, 1gb ram, 64gb storage, 4" screen, fullhd record and play... why not?
Last edited by Kenny1001; 2011-01-27 at 16:29.
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