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Shout out for the N900. I've said for years I'd pay handily for an updated model. Your comment reminded me to check back on the Neo900 project, and it's still
by couchand 11y ago
Shout out for the N900. I've said for years I'd pay handily for an updated model. Your comment reminded me to check back on the Neo900 project, and it's still chugging along. Looks like they've started accepting pre-orders on the site.
- z3t4 11y agoToo bad Microsoft bought it, and shut it down though :/
- couchand 11y ago[citation needed]
- z3t4 11y agoI currently own a N9 mobile phone, witch is the successor of N900. I had a windows phone before that. And the N9 is superior to Windows phone in all aspects. When Microsoft bought the company (Nokia) they shut down all support for the phone, including SDK, app store, music store, maps, roads and software updates.
- couchand 11y agoSo, just to clarify, your first 'it' meant Nokia, and the second 'it' was the N9 phone. That's not what I was referring to, though. You and Nokia may have seen the N9 as the successor to the N900, but I certainly didn't, and I suspect the Neo900 team didn't, either.
- z3t4 11y ago> You could use a feature phone, or an old n900 I'm pretty sure Microsoft killed that one too. Microsoft's strategy is to literally kill the competitors. They won't afford buying Google or Apple though :P
- mikegioia 11y agoYea, it's moving slower than I want but they're accepting pre-orders (half-payments) and I think they will have a few working prototypes at CCC this month. It's frustrating because there's no definitive end-date but they are much much further along than most thought.