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Eh, I had one and in the end I just didn't find it that great. It was slow, the resistive touch screen was finicky, and there wasn't good apps or software for i
by losvedir 3y ago
Eh, I had one and in the end I just didn't find it that great. It was slow, the resistive touch screen was finicky, and there wasn't good apps or software for it. I remember being in a bar once with a friend and we were racing to get directions on our phone to the next bar we were going to (maps and directions on the phone was a magical thing back then), and his iPhone had the results on google maps before I had managed to finish waking up the phone and loading... Here (?) Maps, or whatever it was called.
In the end, I just gave the thing away to a random HN user[0] (gosh, more than 10 years ago! Wow).
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6647864 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6647864
- theshrike79 3y agoI had a friend who used his N900 as a server at home, with an USB network card and all :D The N950 was a lot better and even the N9 had its moments. But like the GP said, both were killed by internal politics and the move to Windows Mobile. Which eventually tanked their whole mobile phone business unit.