QUOTE(super_evil_alien @ Jan 10 2012, 12:14 AM)
Where are you now?
There still some good deal in ebay.Try searching there.
For WP7,fluidity is there but in term of functionality it's not even on par with Symbian.
I'm not a big fan of Android (or Samsung average software department) but Android does the most things for me with some degree of openess.
Currently in Dublin, Ireland.
Well checked Ebay, and trust me, its quite expensive.
Just to confirm again, how much for N9 in Malaysia nowadays? For both models.
And does N9 support Bluetooth DUN? Currently playing around with Blackberry Playbook, which supports Bluetooth Dun tethering, and it'll be pretty cool to have a constant tethering connection that doesnt drain my battery in minutes, like on my N810
QUOTE(nebousuke @ Jan 10 2012, 07:37 AM)
@zero_kboom if u r deeply reliant on google services, it is pretty much a no brainer that you should go for Android or even iOS for they have the most complete android experience especially on google's mapping department or even the places function on the browser.
i am avid google user myself, mainly gmail sans the contact, calendar and reader so i can still work with those on n9.
Regarding 64gb version, if u have thebudget for it, it is a good idea. I already starting to feel the constrain of a 16gb model. The music i put, the podcast i download and the occassional movies i put, i see those numbers dwindle so fast that i have to micro manage them.
As for apps, i pretty have all my needed apps apart from the obvious whatsapp which i found work around, push mails amd ebuddy xms, convinced my close friends to use them. Shaman Is missed as well.
I'm an avid Gmail, Google Calendar, Music and Contacts user. And a light Reader user. Is there anyway for me to sync all that into N9?
Well aware there is no way for me to use Google Music tho...
QUOTE(KennyKB @ Jan 10 2012, 08:09 AM)
The 16GB N9 will only give you storage space of 9GB. If you have a lot of music this is not enough. Do consider this.
Between WP7 and MeeGo, WP7 is simple and non-customizable like iphone. It keeps the user at arms length while MeeGo allows you to go into terminal mode and do a lot of things. Developers have less scope in WP7 because they cannot touch the OS while for MeeGo you can customize this and that.
Aha3. Yep, for me, 16GB were not enough. My N8 were running low on storage, eventhough it have 32gb (16+16gb) worth of storage. Thats why the prospect of having 64 GB worth of data in my pocket makes me drool...
And have to agree on you there. WP7 is limiting. Very limiting. Yet, tbh, the main reason why it (My Dell Venue Pro) replaces my N8 as my main phone is purely due to the fact that everytime I picked it up, it just work. No lagging, no hanging, just fluidly moving between apps to apps. And boy do I love that Peoples hub. Thats why N9 struck me the most. Its like an uncuffed WP7!
This post has been edited by zero_kbom: Jan 11 2012, 06:38 AM