Video Tour: Nokia N900
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27 GB internal storage
It says that on the page, I hope it really is MB and not GB.... or else I'm buying this phone. 😎
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AT&T
Will this phone work with AT&T if I get it 'unclocked'?
thanks in advance 👀
thanks in advance 👀
All you have to do is stick in your SIM card. This phone is only sold unlocked. The phone will work for AT&T although it doesn't have WCDMA 850 band so you will get only get the 2G data speeds. But from what I've heard from people that have received t...
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Parental Controls
The iphone has parental controls. Does the N900?
the n900 is a smartphone, so I doubt it
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Email Question - Mail for Exchange
I currently have the Nokia N97 and it has a universal sent item (combining sent txt, mms, and email). How is the n900? Also, I am not able to forward sent emails nor does it sync different folders in my account. Does the n900 address any of these issues?
Browser zooming?
I know there is no multi-touch.... therefore no pinch and zoom... but how easy is it to zoom onto what you need in the browser? Is it clunky?
from what I read, you do a corkscrew like motion with the finger to zoom in and reverse to zoom out
Learning curve?
The video gave a nice introduction to the n900 but I would like to know how easy it was to get used to the new interface and OS? Did things seem intuitive? Since you held the phone in landscape mode, which side had the microphone?
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WCDMA 1700
WCDMA 1700 listed in the specs.... I would be absolutely astounded if T-Mobile picked this one up. 😲
yeah, I might switch if that happens 🙂
Or maybe just Nokia rolled a dice and chose one of the US 3G networks. I guess the problem is that there are no quad-band 3G chips available yet?
Or maybe just Nokia rolled a dice and chose one of the US 3G networks. I guess the problem is that there are no quad-band 3G chips available yet?
I've heard people say that many times but there is really no hope in TMO picking this up. TMO likes to hack up phones until it barely resembles the original unlocked version. With a Linux OS, unless they started removing hardware too, they wouldn't be...
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HSPA 10 not 7.2
http://www.nokiausa.com/find-products/phones/nokia-n ... »
HSPA, maximum speed up to 10 Mbps (DL), 2 Mbps (UL)
HSPA, maximum speed up to 10 Mbps (DL), 2 Mbps (UL)
