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> Before that I had a Nokia N9, the only Maemo phone The N900 begs to differ with that statement. It ran Maemo 5, and (in my personal opinion) was the best pho
by morganvachon 11y ago
> Before that I had a Nokia N9, the only Maemo phone
The N900 begs to differ with that statement. It ran Maemo 5, and (in my personal opinion) was the best phone of its era hands down.
- vinay427 11y agoNot to mention the N9 was marketed as a MeeGo device, not a Maemo device.
- tunap 11y agoAllow me to FTFY... "of it's era" = "so far" A hardware keyboard IS highly deairable, backspace/tab/ctrl/arrow keys ARE extremelt useful, a file manager(stock) removes necessity of numerous utility(sic) apps. A removable battery/ext storage port do NOT ruin design so much as it fosters future dependence. A cell radio that does voice & data on request IS preferred by those who do not choose to share evwry nuance of their digital existence. To name just a few points. edit: almost forgot, a working iteration of a resistive touchscreen is a far superior experience... when implemented correctly. Still marvel how great my n800 still feels when cuing up tunes in the truck.