Andrew Flegg wrote: > Agreed, and fully understandable. Can we draw up a list of what - > exactly - the N8x0 fails to do out-of-the-box which it is advertised > it *can* do; and requires hacker-like skills to enable? If I'd never owned another device (Palm, Handspring, Apple Newton, Sharp Zaurus sl5500 etc) or used anything comparable (Windows Mobile 5, Windows CE, Android, iPhone), I might be happy with the N800. But it just seems to do a lot of things in a half baked fashion. The Web browser is the biggest issue. It just is too slow. Mail, well it sort of works. Most of the time. Of the other apps, well I guess some work well. Others, not so much. Had I never owned an iPhone I might be a lot more forgiving, but I have apps, free apps, on my iPhone that do everything I used my N800 for regularly. It does everything more pleasingly and it doesn't struggle (most) of the time. Given that I have it on 24x7, the battery life is also way, way superior. I could list more reasons and be quite cruel about the way the N800 works, but it's now a legacy product, so what is the point? Each to their own. The N800 was a good device 2 years ago, just not now. Things move on. M _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
