if like that then only firmware change will do leh.... N8 default support for DLNA as well right? routing the video stream signal from the player to the BT will easily done mah...

Go on, keep argue. Argue about RAM/Hardware/OS problem like NO END.

Go ON~~

the meaning of "Type" are so missleading there... there are plenty more type u you wanna subgroup it...

that 5 type statement are purely talk about phone.. or more particularly.. godlike phone only...

in those old day... Phone have build in HDD if I am not mistaken.. think the N91? forgot liao.. I think so la..

Dude, get lost from here.

yes ah?? good loh..

DLNA is useless features. Never used DLNA with my SGS.

Just ignore me then... LOL

u should reserve those thumbs up later till there's modder out there to make it come true or who know the nokia team get kaisu too later and get it done within few firmware update

from what i know, Maemo is based on a Debian linux distro, so it's not surprising that it would have a virtual memory which is found on pc OS. Virtual memory normally uses part of your storage, in this case, part of the 32GB memory. Yeah, ram would be better, but nokia likes to cut cost mah...why put 512MB ram when they can have 256ram + 768MB virtual memory to do the work, virtual memory is an OS feature nia, no additional cost de. Virtual memory is not often used also, and phone apps don take up that much memory that it would use up 256MB with just one single app running i guess. I don think maemo will do better in the hands of SE..last i recall their UIQ was rather crappy..maybe samsung...

I agree on you on the potential of maemo, but if you notice, the way nokia market it, N900 is more like hardcore phone user's gear..they support on heavy modding and even give you instructions to do that. Majority people(like most uncle aunty out there) just one something easy to use mah, and nokia normally targets them lo

Seriously, just get out from here. From the start, it's people argue with you. RAM/HArdware/Android and bla2 argument. You haven't contribute something USEFULL. Seriously, just get LOST!

Sigh~

Then are you contributing?

from what i understand is the bigger memory u reserved for the OS to use (standby mode) the more power u gonna lost for keeping it active... battery ohhhh battery drainnnnnn.....

i suppose it's something like HDMI cable on N8 also, one of the 'good to have cos it's high tech' feature..maybe half of us will just sue it 1-2 times and forget about it, and only the rare few of us will use on regular basis..haha..

anyway i never really think DLNA is needed on phone, it's just adding extra cost to the phone IMO

Being ignorance not gonna help, andrekua.

People here WANT to be updated, not hear argument from you. Geez.

just like HDMI for majority user?

there r other tech alongside DLNA.. like WLAN which already can most of the task DLNA provide...

same goes to HDMI... it is pretty annoy to intro HDMI to the market while I m in A/V industry.... the limitation are plenty n there r already existing standard can do the job...

hmm...in this case 768MB isnt that much i guess?? i don really know cos i don touch those things on desktop..plus, i tot virtual memory will not be touched if the RAM itself is not full?

like wat I said.. WLAN can do most of the job.. some more have Bluetooth complimenting...

UIQ3 is hampered by poor memory management while at the same time, it too has limited amount of physical memory.

SE transform Symbian OS9.1 into something we seen in 5800XM. I did mentioned the similar UI with M600i compared to 5800XM. Four shortcut and 3 touch buttons at the bottom. When was M600i released? If only SE choose the better hardware...

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Added on September 7, 2010, 5:18 pmThen read the updates posted by them... and jump my posts... or just ignore LYN and just goto blog straight away...

This post has been edited by andrekua: Sep 7 2010, 05:18 PM

You can download N8 Guide here

http://nds1.nokia.com/phones/files/guides/...N8-00_UG_en.pdf

those wont add cost as it's the feature for those hardware chips, these features all only meant for marketing purpose nia...
like the Texas Instrument already came out a single chip solution the Wilink 7.0 which have all BT/Wifi/GPS/FM build in but nobody using it now why?? do u really think the chip will cost a lots compare to using multiple chips like what been practice now?