Hi,
Can you give an impression of the applications "opening and closing" speed?
I really liked Firefox on my N900 but it took an age to open/swap to another
open app/swap tabs.
In the end I went back to MicroB which performs very well, even with it's
slightly clunky UI. It is much faster at o
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 12:54 PM, Bernard Tyers
wrote:
> Can you give an impression of the applications "opening and closing" speed?
N810: open in < 4 secs.
General impression is that this flies on n810, and generally beats
Tear in every respect. Didn't try on N900, but wouldn't expect any
le
On 12 May 2010 10:54, Bernard Tyers wrote:
> I really liked Firefox on my N900 but it took an age to open/swap to
> another open app/swap tabs.
Did you try the recent 1.1 beta (or any of the latest nightlies)? I've had
exactly same experience like you, but it seems the recent builds have
improv
On 11 May 2010 21:38, Francisco Diaz Trepat - gmail <
francisco.diaztre...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everyone, I'm such a newby that I don't have the N900 yet.
>
> I recently payed back my debts and am ready to get the N900.
>
> But I wanted to get some comments on whether it is a good Idea to get
Hi Dawid,
I tried the original release for about 3-4 months and gave up eventually as the
pretty UI wasn't worth it the delays.
I like Opera so far. It's much faster than the original FF. I'll install a
newer version of FF and see how it goes.
Thanks,
Bernard
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> O
On 12 May 2010 17:43, Bernard Tyers wrote:
> I tried the original release for about 3-4 months and gave up eventually as
> the pretty UI wasn't worth it the delays.
>
Same here, but I'm quite impressed with post-1.0 releases of FF. However,
I'd still rather avoid opening more than 2-3 tabs at o
