QUOTE(Leo the Lion @ Mar 2 2010, 10:32 PM)
N900 is better in term of speed, spec, OS and very powerful. But compare with Motorola Milestone, N900 is thick, heavy, and the 3rd line keypad lack of space between the screen makes it hard to type and also, lack of application too.
Been using Motorola Milestone and have used a N900, I felt N900 is alot simple to use then the Motorola Milestone. If you willing to bare the thickness and heaviness then go with N900. If not, choose other phone la.
p/s: waiting for meego/maemo 6 phone

How do you find the milestone? I think the slim design and build quality is nice, the screen also looks nicer?
The milestone only comes with 512mb internal storage right? That one of the major drawback I know of.
Actually, N900 just officially launch in Dec last year, so considering the app available today, it considered good already. And if you go into the devel and testing repositories, you won't say it lack apps anymore, there're quite a lot apps and widgets available until the 4 desktop is not enough for me. It's cramped!
Besides, since N900 have full support for Flash.... just throw any SWF files into your phone and enjoy~
If you watch the Flash Video "Xiao Xiao" before, there is one episode 6, which is the Virtual Cop remake in Xiao Xiao style. There's also Raiden Project game in Flash version, Balloon Duel in Flash version.... soo many more games in Flash. Talk about Flash apps/games/videos, there're just so many out there.
QUOTE(super_evil_alien @ Mar 2 2010, 10:55 PM)
There are a lot of people wondering which type of people should get N900.
Personally I think those who heavily browse internet,listen to music & make normal phone call should get this phone.
People complain that this phone lack some phone function.They should remember that this is actually internet tablet with phone functions.Almost all the reviews say that this is the best browsing phone available today.
But if you are looking for some "business' related function you're probably better off with blackberry or other phones.
Nokia phones have different series targeted for different purpose.
The "N" series are not targeted for business, the "E" series is the one. The "N" series is for multimedia, I think. I didn't follow already this series thing.
Last time it was more simple with numbers from 1xx to 9xx. The 6 series is for business, 5 series for sports or something like that, 7 series designer series, etc. Can't remember all already.
Maybe someone who is more clear on it can correct me or share their information

Added on March 3, 2010, 12:46 amQUOTE(jloi @ Mar 2 2010, 11:17 PM)
come trade wif my N900

hahaha
Giving up your Maemo for Android? Hehe
This post has been edited by Andy214: Mar 3 2010, 12:46 AM