i saw 1 in ham "hideuseragent" is tis the 1?

It seems so. Wifi switcher messes up 3G autoconnect as well.

As for the tried and true Milestone VS N900 debate, to put it in simple terms (and after all the other long explainations given), it falls to what you want out of the device.

Arguably, the BETTER SMARTPHONE would be the Milestone, but IMHO the more capable MOBILE COMPUTER would have to be the N900.

The smallest netbook that can fit into your pocket thing is right on the mark, as you need to remember, Android is a mobile OS built on top of linux, while Meamo IS linux, tweaked (insufficiently) for mobile use.

And, accordingly, Maemo has IMMENSE untapped potential. Problem is, potential is useless unless utilized. With patience things should (very slowly) improve, but patience is the key word here.

I hope Meego brings better things on the mobile usability front, but I fear that it would come with a reduction of the sheer power and utter customizibility of Maemo.

Either that or we wait for the Mobile Ubuntu project to mature lol.

Anyway, you'll get used to living with a permanently landscape phone. For me, it was my old N-Gage days all over again.

Guys, I would like to ask another question.
If I flash my firmware to titan 800 OC firmware, and i use 600mhz, will it make the battery stay longer?

Depends on which profile you load. It goes from Stock > LV > Ideal > ULV> XLV > Starving as far as voltages go, assuming you set it all to 250-600. Lower voltages = more battery life, IF your N900 can handle it.

Also, lower clockspeeds = lower voltage BUT slower operation = longer time needed per operation before you lock your N900 and put the proc on idle.

So it's actually quite complex.

Simple rule of thumb though, Starving saves the most battery, but runs very low voltages.

And your plan of running Ideal at 250-600 should, in theory, already be a battery saver over the stock settings, IF your N900 can handle it lar.

I see. Because from previous post, I saw someone said that using titan firmware will get better battery life or something, thats why I ask here to confirm about it. So thats mean it is no different if use titan firmware and stock firmware in normal clock speed?

I see. Because from previous post, I saw someone said that using titan firmware will get better battery life or something, thats why I ask here to confirm about it. So thats mean it is no different if use titan firmware and stock firmware in normal clock speed?

Sorry for not being clear on that. YES, if you use XLV, Ideal, ULV, LV or Starving - you WILL save battery, because lower voltages are used.

But which one will work for you best, that's trial and error.

Haha. I have some linux background as well, but Im not very well in OC stuff.
When he said that got better battery life, so i tot really got something then can save the battery.

meaning of XLV = Extra Low voltage , Ultra low voltage , Low voltage?  <--- i think thats wat it means. For a normal consumer trial and error is risky because they do not know how to get it back on track

To make everyone life easy i have already provided a guide on OC that works for alot of people. only drawback of this OC is sometimes it will clock back to 600mhz without reason. You can always clock it back by few steps.

meaning of XLV = Extra Low voltage , Ultra low voltage , Low voltage?  <--- i think thats wat it means. For a normal consumer trial and error is risky because they do not know how to get it back on track

To make everyone life easy i have already provided a guide on OC that works for alot of people. only drawback of this OC is sometimes it will clock back to 600mhz without reason. You can always clock it back by few steps.

Here the guide
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=33493475

have fun

nice pic there...

by the way just a humble reminder incase ur inbox is full and missed my msg. i wanted to change the bulk order of

clear case, clear sp and matte sp

to

rubberize case, clear sp and matte sp.

thx alot.

Im trying to update through OTA. keep on getting error message "Not enough memory in target Location" what does this mean.

you got too much stuff in your rootfs... or too much apps installed... so now you cant download anything or install anything... try to clear your rootfs... go google search clearing rootfs...