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I had the N900 for a while - it is dire. That's the best I can say about it :) So hopefully this will be a more concerted effort.
by ErrantX 16y ago
I had the N900 for a while - it is dire.
That's the best I can say about it :)
So hopefully this will be a more concerted effort.
- windsurfer 16y agoI'm typing this on an N900 and I love it. What didn't you like about it? I don't have any gripes at all.
- ErrantX 16y agoI may just be in the minority but had a lot of freezing problems, lost data once or twice. I also found it quite unresponsive.
- windsurfer 16y agoI've had mine only freeze once... and that's when I was messing with boot scripts. I do find calling pretty unresponsive.
- macco 16y agoIt's great - the only drawback is the lack of apps.
- natmaster 16y agoUm, I'm loving the Apps. Have you only been using the Ovi store? The real good apps are in maemo-extras. Unlike the iPhone, n900 apps are not just gimmicky website remakes or games, they're actually incredibly powerful and useful. Here's an interesting summary about it: http://www.anandtech.com/show/3764/two-omap-3430-phones-nokia-n900-and-motorola-droid/12 http://www.anandtech.com/show/3764/two-omap-3430-phones-noki...
- macco 16y agoYou are right, but I would like to have a good rtm app for example. But the best app on the n900 is xterm :)
- zokier 16y agoWell what it may lack in polished, commercial apps, it has huge suite of FOSS software available. It even has Debian as an installable 'app' ffs.
- macco 16y agoYeah sure. Thanks to Opera it has a great browser too. With the maemo-update battery live is also great. Still the coolest phone on the market - when is came out it was by far the most advanced phone.