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i tried that for a good long while; it was a great phone when i got it, and even after it started bothering me that the touchscreen was less than responsive, i
by zem 13y ago
i tried that for a good long while; it was a great phone when i got it, and even after it started bothering me that the touchscreen was less than responsive, i enjoyed the OS enough that i stuck to it. however, there were two major bugs that it was clear would never be fixed after nokia EOLed it:
* sometimes you'd get a phone call, but the phone app would not swap in, and by the time it did the call had dropped
* the gps started taking anywhere from 30 minutes to never to get a lock
the gps bug finally made me say "okay, i can't deal with this any more" and get an android.
- pessimizer 13y agoGPS went completely dead for me probably two years ago. Huge bummer. Happened at the same time I started to have motorscooter problems (primary mode of transportation) and until I fix those, it's not critical. Thinking about getting another from ebay, but I don't know how to make sure I don't get one of the Hong Kong forgeries (burnt by that once before.) >* sometimes you'd get a phone call, but the phone app would not swap in, and by the time it did the call had dropped This has always been due to overmultitasking for me. I keep my processlist pretty lean and don't install a lot of daemons - and I haven't missed a call due to that for a few years now.
- zem 13y agoi rely on my gps a lot even when just walking around the city (i get lost easily), so not having it was really a deal-breaker.