Joshua Layne wrote: > What frequencies would this radio support? (850,900,1700,1800,1900,2100) > (1700 and 2100 are data only) > What data standards? EDGE? UMTS? HSDPA? and on which of the above > frequencies? > Quad band phones are more common than they used to be but GPRS, even with EDGE, is too slow to carry VoIP traffic. I'm just of the opinion that Nokia already has a Symbian smart phone line (the communicator 9000 and E90 series) and if they wanted to make the N700/800/810 in to the same kind of product that they'd have done so from the beginning -- unless they're just testing the waters with the Linux platform as the only real experience they have with it is in the hardened IPSO BSD/Linux firewall OS variant. Of course, whether any of those 3 dev groups work together or not is a mystery to me. I've worked for even small to mid-size orgs (less than 150 people) where you can still discover people across the building working with the same tech you've been twiddling with for just as long. So I can see Nokia making future Maemo products with voice integration but to discard the purely IP based platform would be, in my opinion, unfortunate. -Gary
