Dr. Nicholas Shaw wrote: > One thing concerns me based upon earlier reviews - it appears that the size > of the screen will be smaller. That may not be a big issue as it appears > from the pictures that Nokia is utilizing the space better than the 810. > Only time will tell. It also looks like they've added capabilities (such as > tasks and calendar) that didn't exist before. I'm hoping that they've added > the ability to select 12/24-hour time. As I commented earlier, the ability to select time zone when creating an appointment is essential if you travel: its absence would be a show-stopper. Provided they have replaced the appalling built-in mail/contacts/calendar that came with the N800, I'll probably be happy. It doesn't look like the camera can be used backwards like the N800's pop-out one. That was crippled by lack of software; presumably this one is usable with Skype etc, but a pity if it can't be used as a webcam. > Lastly, having built in phone and wireless will be a good thing. Wifi is essential, phone may be useful (I already have a phone...) but only if it's not tethered. Cracking stupid lockdowns on phones is the first task to look for. ///Peter _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
