I would be happy if Nokia would work on stability issues. The pre-packaged opera does not work as smooth as someone would expect of a consumer device (you harly can browser for 2 hours without restarting it several times) and the from-time-to-time crashes I am sure everybody has seen are not really ... well ... what I would expect from a Linux powered device. EIther Nokia's software stack isn't polished enough (the N770 came too late anyway) or there are some detect-crash-technologies which don't work right.
lg Clemens 2006/12/8, Ted Zlatanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 8 Dec 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> If the 870 had a pull-out keyboard, that would be compelling enough >> for me. Otherwise, I'd probably skip a generation or two. > > Indeed! I have an n770 and would definitely buy an 870 if it had a > keyboard with a CTRL and ESC button (that is, a keyboard on which I > could code, run vim, etc) Code?!?! You are insane. The 770 screen is hardly big enough for web browsing. Code requires lots of physical screen space. The ESC key for vim is the "go back" key by the way, in case you didn't know about it :) I've tried pull-out keyboards over the years: Zaurus, Mylo, even some UMPCs. They are unpleasant for me. Maybe my fingers are thick, but I find them more trouble than the 770 on-screen keyboard, which has the predictive input too. I was very happy with the Nokia 9000-series keyboards, though. The keys are large and there's enough distance between them. I wouldn't mind a clamshell 770 successor with those keys and a wide screen for watching movies :) Ted _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@maemo.org https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
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