I just turned on my n for the first time in months to find that Gizmo is gone and you can no longer download Skype even! Never went for the as it looks cheap compared to the n metal finish. I use it as an ebook reader with FBReader. I even have a spare now as a kind soul gave me his old one because I was so paniced about having mine fail and leaving me helpless. I will start downloading podcasts on it as well, I enjoyed doing that.
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Things it can be used for: There are multiple other options as far as alt.
I even have a spare now as a kind soul gave me his old one because I was so paniced about having mine fail bitdroid leaving me helpless. All I ever used it for was showing off pictures at parties.
The GPU is none functional. I use it mainly as an eReader, Podcasts, Internet Music and downloading free music from the internet.
I feel a bit consumed by the ubiquity of apple products- they are very useful and nice; however, sometimes, they take away from the joy n8000 actually using your brain to accomplish a goal I mean this in a non-insulting way.
Never went for the as it looks cheap compared to the n metal finish.
Android OS (NITdroid) running on a Nokia N800 Internet Tablet
Starting to like this puppy again… I use it for personal information management running emacs org-mode and bbdb for phone numbers. I also started streaming music on it again. I notdroid the n is very attractive and powerful little linux machine. When I travel by car I use to connect it to the cigarette lighter with a nokia adapter, so no battery life problems.
It goes to application manager automatically then a dialogue box states unable to download application not found. Truthfully, I still love the N I would be completely lost without it. I manly use the N for these functions: I have the same problem here.
Regarding the battery life, even though it is a used device, I can still get a few hours with wifi on. But it helped me by deciding to never buy such closed ARM based devices anymore.
Android OS (NITdroid) running on a Nokia N Internet Tablet |
Gentoo would probably drain your battery even faster when compiling but Debian might be worth looking at. Nothing comes close to replacing the N It has decent PIM applications and fast.
Notify me of follow-up comments by email. In fact, some people did get Gentoo up and running on the N But can also be seen as a tentative, from Nokia, to protect itself.
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Something like a slightly nerdy version of the bose wave radio. GPS reception is quite flaky on the N, not really usable for reliable in-car navigation so I got a dedicated device for that.
I shall have to replace the battery but I am probably going to ditch it altogether for my DSi. Yes, I have app-envy… but no OS envy. A PC is still the most versatile plattform and every cent worth.
If anyone has the Garnet VM installed on their device, would you mind installing it on a sd card that I would send you, and you m800 turn would send it back to me.
While you have a real linux on this device, it feels still like a n00 end plattform because there is no progress, no new software and no better software than the one, that was shipped with the device.
In Summary- I will keep the N and continue to live in the past with it. The problem is more, what should you do with a mobile device that can make use of a ssh shell? So thanks to the efforts of the Nitdroid projectI installed an Android 1. I do own an iPad2, had a 4S but switched to a blackberry boldand am typing niitdroid message on a MacBook Pro.
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