Could be your unifi or Streamyx was slow but now back to normal? But this problem will be solved with the next os upgrade so it's not a hardware issue.

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Added on October 17, 2011, 2:04 pmQuite true. I normally avoid downloading HD movies as it's a pain with our so-called broadband speed. They can be 4-5GB. On a small phone screen it's an overkill anyway.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Oct 17 2011, 02:05 PM

You can bring bugs to Nokia's Meego development team working on the os upgrade here.
http://konttoristhoughts.blogspot.com/2011...r.html?spref=tw

Who knows, it may get the irritating bugs that affect you resolved faster.

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Added on October 17, 2011, 4:42 pmGet the app Gps meefo from ovi store and use it to get a lock first. Some apps are not very good at getting a lock. How long did you wait? If it is connected to wi-fi or 3G it should be very fast ~15 sec or less. Make sure you have enabled "Mobile data connection" in Settings/Device/GPS and Positioning.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Oct 17 2011, 04:45 PM

But how do we know it is the baseline type which N9 plays?

Yeah, my unifi was also downloading at <10kBps last week.

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Added on October 17, 2011, 6:42 pmMake sure you aren't connected to USB because you can't get a lock when connected. Assuming you aren't it could be a problem with your GPS sensor. Try in the open for 5 mins and it fails it may mean a trip to Nokia Care.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Oct 17 2011, 06:42 PM

What do you mean by N9 feed application? If you mean the notification screen why would you want to to do that? Or are you looking for a Google reader newsreader? Nobody answered because they can't understand you.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Oct 17 2011, 08:33 PM

I seriously doubt they are going to launch. That page already there for months and their original intention was to launch when N9 starts shipping. Now send them twitter also no reply.

Not Nokia hater, just that Nokia's image is a little staid, not for young and trendy now. It's like those who won't be caught driving a Volvo. This will actually work against Nokia's WP7 phones succeeding. Nokia is delusional if it thinks their brand name will give WP7 platform a boost.

Nokia's image was dented because it failed to produce innovative phones which excite users. CPU, memory and display were behind the competition. The Symbian os was considered a dog. No wonder it lost market share. Then Nokia finally did something right with the N9. Hardware was in the ballpark. It was sleek and attractive, like a breath of fresh air in a world of round cornered phone. The Meego os with innovative swipe technology excited users and won accolades.

Nokia should have taken this success and run with it but unfortunately the CEO Elop decided to beat down the mass market appeal of the N9 by stiff pricing, omission of major markets and death pronouncement of the last Meego phone. Meanwhile he wound down Symbian and bet the farm on WP7.

If Nokia's WP7 phones doesn't take off with a bang Nokia will go down with it. All the eggs are now in one basket. But WP7's has never caught on. It's market share is a mere few percent. Last year it even managed to lose market share while Android and ios surged. Iphone 4S has been launched with rave customer response, a new version of Android will soon be released and Nokia is late to the party.

Nokia is shaping up to be a Greek tragedy. A tragedy is something you inflict on yourself. Maybe one day Elop will be a textbook case study in business school of how to bring down a corporation.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Oct 18 2011, 02:48 PM

Friend, how far is Melaka from KL? Just make a trip and get the 64GB before it is all sold out and you have to wait till God knows when for next batch. Supply of 64GB is tight all over the world.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Oct 18 2011, 08:18 PM

What kind of problem? Just tried it and no problem.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Oct 19 2011, 11:40 AM

It depends on your usage. Are you using on wi-fi or 3G? 3G will drain more power.

Btw, you can turn on your push email. It makes negligible difference from my experience. Turn off bluetooth if you don't need it.

There's no way anybody can sell an N9 for RM1000. Malaysia already has the cheapest N9 price in the world. Maybe it is a cheap knock-off from China worth only about RM200.

I know this problem and it can be quite difficult to solve. You can try the easy way first. Remove the password from your wi-fi router, try to connect and surf, if successful put back the password. See if it solves the problem.

If it needs to be integrated into the OS at the firmware level it will never happen because Nokia will never allow the N9 to be more attractive than their WP7 phones. But from the way things look I think the N9 app store will be well rounded in another few months. Most apps will come from the Meego community of enthusiasts but commercial developers are not ignoring N9 because Gameloft has released 2 HD games for N9.

http://my-meego.com/software/applications....dAuto=414&faq=3
http://my-meego.com/software/applications....dAuto=415&faq=3

It doesn't mean others won't follow also. Neither does it mean Meego Harmattan will follow the same fate as WebOs. I'm keeping a positive outlook. I've reason to be hopeful because I know there is a lot of activity in the Meego developer community. Based on the N900 pattern, N9 will have many high quality apps which many other platforms don't even have.

If restarting solves the problem you don't need to try changing the wi-fi password. I should have mentioned this is the first thing to try.

I think the problem should not happen under mobile data. If it does it may mean you need an internet profile from your operator but my N9 just configure itself without needing any profile.

If you want to disconnect wi-fi and change to mobile data you can do it manually in settings. You can also configure your mobile ISP as an automatically used network so it changes automatically to mobile when wi-fi is absent.

There's tons of bug fixes, connectivity improvements, performance enhancements and visual tuneups. Lock screen music controls have been added. I hope they have also improved the wi-fi receptivity. Nokia is now working on PR_1.2 which will have many feature enhancements.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Oct 20 2011, 01:01 PM

Does anybody know how to add a location to Favourites in Maps app? I've tried for more than 30 mins to unlock the secret, believe me.

So they mean it is normal? I on/off everyday and my N9 doesn't take much time to recognize my sim.

There are already many apps for N9. Look in ovi store and set the phone to N9. You can also get more apps at http://my-meego.com/software/index.php. Angry Birds is bundled in. I haven't seen Fruit Ninja yet.

Your wi-fi signal probably not strong enough. Move closer to the router and you should be able to connect. N9 needs higher signal than other phones to connect.

This post has been edited by KennyKB: Oct 22 2011, 07:56 PM