Nokia N900
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- Jamil
- uNV
- 09 Apr 2010
Barcode, 09 Apr 2010I have the N900 and the Droid. From using both of them I lo... moreThnks buddy.... i think both r cool phones... bt i thnk i should wait 4 1 or 2 months & get some info abt the meego thing.
thnks....
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- Barcode
- j8L
- 09 Apr 2010
Léon, 09 Apr 2010Hi AnDo, How can I sync the N900 with the PS3? And wher... moreYou can sync the N900 to the PS3 using an app called BlueMaemo in the apps catalogs. It works great I use it alot.
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- David Oduh
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- 09 Apr 2010
Anonymous, 08 Apr 2010guys i have overclocked my n900's 600mhz processor to 900 m... morePlease, how did u overclock your N900
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- Barcode
- j8L
- 09 Apr 2010
Julius Marstrand, 09 Apr 2010The N900 appears to be a great phone, but everyone I have s... moreI have fMMS on my N900 and I send and recives pictures from other mobile phones all the time. I havent tried sending or recieving videos so I do not know if that parts works or not.
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- Barcode
- j8L
- 09 Apr 2010
Jamil, 09 Apr 2010im confused between htc desire & n900.. 1 hs got 1ghz+5... moreI have the N900 and the Droid. From using both of them I love the way Maemo is designed. The multitasking on Maemo is unrivaled hands down. The web browser in Maemo is amazing I can go almost anywhere on the web and not have any problems. Android will be getting flash soon so their browser may be right on par with Maemo if not possibly better. As far as the RAM and processor goes the N900 is very quick and it doesnt lag or hang so your definitely fine there. Android definitly has alot more apps obviously but to be honest I get bored with them quick but thats just me. In the end both of them are very good OSes and the N900 is a great phone and I cant really say the Desire is or not but you should read some reviews online before you make a decision and also keep in mind that a new Meego device is suppose to be coming out later this year so may what to wait and see what that phone offers. Just my 2 cents lol.
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- Barcode
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- 09 Apr 2010
deep space bar, 09 Apr 2010600 to 700mhz should be enough for everyone plus you can pr... morelol I am thinking of overclocking mine to 900Mhz because even if its shortening the life I will be buying the new one anyways. Plus everyone is saying it increase the battery life and the phone is so much faster. I am still waiting a bit to see if there are any majer problems.
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- Jamil
- uNV
- 09 Apr 2010
im confused between htc desire & n900.. 1 hs got 1ghz+576 ram & other hs only 600mhz+256 ram. htc hs capacitive & amoled bt n900 hs resistive. But n900 hs cool qwerty keyboard which i love most bt htc desire hsnt any physical keyboard. n900 hs 32 gb internal memory!! bt htc only 512 mb.. n900 hs 2nd cam bt htc hsnt!!! maemo vs android. dnt hv ne idea which 1 is better os!!! help guys 2 choose 1....
thanks
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- Anonymous
- uNV
- 09 Apr 2010
sherif, 09 Apr 2010s which has 16.7 millon colours 800/480 pixels
thnks sherif but gsmarena says its 65k. Is 16m & 65k same??? i dnt know much abt these matters.
regards
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- sherif
- vGj
- 09 Apr 2010
Anonymous, 09 Apr 2010isnt it 16m?????? ????????s which has 16.7 millon colours 800/480 pixels
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- deep space bar
- q}@
- 09 Apr 2010
600 to 700mhz should be enough for everyone plus you can preserve your device with a lower clockspeed ond the PR 1.2 update should make the OS even snappier than it already is
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- deep space bar
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- 09 Apr 2010
Julius Marstrand, 09 Apr 2010The N900 appears to be a great phone, but everyone I have s... morego to the app manager it's there if you can't find it go to maemo.org and get the catalogs
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- Anonymous
- t7v
- 09 Apr 2010
I hope the next symbian flagship has the powerful harrdweare spec like that in n900
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- brynn
- nGB
- 09 Apr 2010
Julius Marstrand, 09 Apr 2010The N900 appears to be a great phone, but everyone I have s... moreAt our voda shop its promoted in the window and allsorts but n900 is not for the normal fone user,,you are right the n900 should have a set of truths that the shop assisstants should tell the customer before purchase..The n900 is an advanced device for those who know what they are doing its not like a smartfone its a work in progress superfone for the tinkerers and those want bleeding edge tech..
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- Anonymous
- uNV
- 09 Apr 2010
isnt it 16m?????? ????????
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- Riyad
- s{8
- 09 Apr 2010
Few days ago i bought a Nokia N900. It is very complicated to handle. In the music session i could not find equalizer. I cant control my volume equalizer. I cant send a song to other device via Bluetooth. Some one Help me...
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- mannynapakapogi
- t7N
- 09 Apr 2010
Cedd, 09 Apr 2010no. Maemo 6 is not official yet.
Yes it is possible to ... moreCedd
thanks
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- Anonymous
- M3s
- 09 Apr 2010
new update should be next week and include mms
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- Julius Marstrand
- Sck
- 09 Apr 2010
The N900 appears to be a great phone, but everyone I have spoken to is gobsmacked that it doesn't support MMS!!! :( Yes, that's right, it's got a camera and can take videos, but you can't send them to anyone else's mobile phone. These days, this is absolutely BASIC functionality on a mobile phone - not only for social purposes, but also for business.
I knew that the N900 didn't support VMMS, because the Vodafone guide shows that it doesn't, but it never even occurred to me that such a high specced handset wouldn't support MMS!
The handbook is absolutely useless - even the set-up instructions don't work, so I got locked out and had to visit my local Nokia Care Centre, who referred me to Vodafone to obtain the PUK code.
By the time that I'd found my way around most of the features, without the guidance from a decent handbook, it was a week from when I finally got the phone working that I discovered that I couldn't send pictures via MMS - outside the 7 days that Vodafone allow under their returns policy. Although, as far as I am concerned, without MMS, the N900 is 'NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE'.
I'm told that I can download an FMMS app
from OviStore to enable sending pictures, but I can't find anyone who has actually done it and don't yet know if it will allow me to send images to other people's mobile phones.
Vodafone should either withdraw the N900, or give it a huge great 'health warning', so that anyone who does want to send images is not conned into buying one.
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- masud
- PDW
- 09 Apr 2010
Nokia n900 is the best of any other touch phone in nokia. But the os is not well finished and not so much supported utilized software.
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- Phary (KHM)
- P@9
- 09 Apr 2010
Yes, I agree that it is good and even better than N97. But I still do not satisfy with its battery performance. You may compare that with N97 to find out what the difference is. I think it is good if the battery performance is as good as or just similar to that of N97. I like it and I do want to switch to N900, but the problem is here.
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