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 Nokia N9 - V03 - [Fluidity King For Nokia], Let~~~ SWIPE~~~ all~~~ the~~~ way~~~

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QUOTE(Optiplex330 @ Mar 22 2012, 12:38 AM)
I read the manual and there is supposed to be a '3 bars' option icon at the bottom right hand corner but there are none on  mine. On the bottom left hand corner, there is a "back" icon Hence my asking.....

And I can go online to OVI store so I must be online already.

Worst case scenario is, I uninstall Maps and reinstall. But I don't see Maps being listed in OVI store. I bought N9 precisely because of Maps. So how?
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why did you uninstall Nokia Maps? o,0

yours right now PR1.2?

if yes, better reinstall the software back using Nokia Software Updater sweat.gif
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QUOTE(pikacu @ Mar 22 2012, 12:54 AM)
why did you uninstall Nokia Maps? o,0

yours right now PR1.2?

if yes, better reinstall the software back using Nokia Software Updater sweat.gif
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I have not uninstall Maps. But if I can't solve this download maps issue, I might have to as last resort.

Yes, I think I am on PR1.2

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QUOTE(Optiplex330 @ Mar 22 2012, 01:00 AM)
I have not uninstall Maps. But if I can't solve this download maps issue, I might have to as last resort.

Yes, I think I am on PR1.2
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Check settings->About Product. Under version : PR1.2, 30......
If it starts with 20 then it's PR1.1

Dont uninstall your maps yet. Try reboot, dunno why you dont have the bottom right hand icon
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QUOTE(ViRaViRa @ Mar 22 2012, 12:14 AM)
What do you mean by surface? My question is WHICH ONE IS MORE SMOOTH and there is only one answer. But you try to oppose it by saying that it is like that because of bla bla bla. If that is the case, we can't compare at all, because everything has a reason to be such way. If you need to know where you said that, READ HERE


"I didn't disagree the Windows Phone OS is smooth, just that, it cannot directly be compared to N9 as it's like something that is solely built for performance only, while N9 is for performance, flexibility and power." is what exactly you told. If cannot be compared smoothness = smoothness and multitasking = multitasking etc, then how else do you do comparison? By giving reasoning, "it is like that because of bla bla bla"?
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First off, thanks for taking the step. So, let me explain my part:
1. Firstly, I already admit my mistake and apologize on my previous debate with you.
2. Note above I didn't say "you" cannot and I didn't disagree with Windows Phone OS being smooth.
In my personal point of view, Windows Phone is built to be simple, which will obviously be smoother.
MeeGo was not just aimed to be simple, it's aimed for few things, so, generally, it will not be able to compete with Windows Phone OS.
I use example like a car which develop for fuel saving purpose, and a sports car which also optimize for fuel saving.
Surely, I think you don't have to compare at all, but you can still compare to see:
A. How much fuel saving is the car which is made for fuel saving against the sports car which is also fuel efficient. This is to know the "difference" in details not to show or just say "this fuel saving car saves more fuel than the sports car" which obviously is already know.

BUT, that's my opinion and what I wish to share with you. If you disagree, IT'S OK. I'm cool with it and I've admitted my mistake for going overboard over it.

QUOTE(ViRaViRa @ Mar 22 2012, 12:14 AM)
Read my post (post #864). At one point, I've said the following :

"I don't see a reason not to compare the smoothness of N9 vs Lumia 800 because overall if you read the post, I am also saying in which area N9 is better. For those statements, can I then say that I shouldn't compare with Lumia 800 because it is not built for performance?"

but I didn't get a reply for this sentence in your next reply (post 866). Instead, you changed the topic to fuel saving car and sports car and I wonder why did you gave that example in the 1st place?  doh.gif
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I guess I miss that. I apologize for that, it's a long reply by the way and as I said, I got carried away when replying, which later I admitted and inform you.
Anyway, I've explain in above post.

QUOTE(ViRaViRa @ Mar 22 2012, 12:14 AM)
By giving all those unnecessary DSLR and sport car example to let Lumia 800 down, obviously it is a bashing....that is how it looks for me. That is why I said, NO, Lumia 800 is not a DSLR....don't put high hope on it. It is just a digicam which can get my job done easily and I don't need a DSLR. You are putting it down just because it didn't satisfy you. You are a perfectionist like I've said and you wanted a powerful, customizable and flexible, smooth and reliable.......all in 1 device and I told you not to dream.
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I'm using DSLR as example, I can use any example. It's a software point of view, it may not be understand by everyone, so I use DSLR or Camera. If we buy a camera, we have all the options and custom settings. And actually it has nothing to do with DSLR or not.
These are all software settings. If a company comes out with a camera that only have AUTO and SCENE mode. What happens? Do we keep quiet and feedback on the need for more features.
AUTO and SCENE mode still gets the job done for many people, but does it mean they can drop those other features?

It's not about being a perfectionist, if you still don't get what I mean, then I can't help it. Above example is what I meant. I never said things need to be perfect. I understand software, it's not like hardware limitation.
As Windows Phone, I've said it's great, but these limitations and restrictions is drawing people away and it's software part, which can be easily resolved. I didn't complain about the ram cause I know nothing can be done (although it's nice to have more), I have few complains with the hardware (same with N9), but I know nothing can be done, so I didn't mention it.
For software part, it can actually be resolved.

Again, it's my personal opinion and what I would like to share with you. If you still disagree and wish to call be perfectionist, then I can't do anything, but I am quite a perfectionist but I know how to differentiate what is reasonable and can be improve and what can't.


QUOTE(ViRaViRa @ Mar 22 2012, 12:14 AM)
You felt that the article was not very useful because it is against what you said (bad things that you said) about Lumia 800. And in my article (my blog), I started to say a few words bad about N9, you immediately replied me with you long long essays. Just because I said some bad things about N9, you couldn't accept it? And you call that not bias?
It is not about praising the Lumia 800. It is when you give an impression that N9 is godlike phone when compared to Lumia 800 and when I deny it, you are not happy (based on the long long essays of yours after my comparison).
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1. About your article, no, it's not because you said bad things about N9. I have many complains on N9 as well. This is an honest answer, It's not about not happy. Ok, this is what happen, I was trying to explain when comparing performance, which I think should consider how the device function and so on, so we can understand why Windows Phone is smoother and so on. I got carried away in writing, so I apologize.
If I were to write, I would write Windows Phone is smoother too but I would mentioned why, and why N9 or any other phones has some hiccups, etc.
I notice it's your article and your opinion; So I retract and apologize, as my initial intention was just to let you know but it didn't turn out well.

2. For the article which I said not very useful, again, it's for me. because I feel it's just a happy read. I wish to see she would highlighted some disadvantages WHICH is not to benefit me, but if she have said it, and Microsoft or Nokia has read it, it would've been more helpful.
That's why I said, what we should concentrate on.
In my opinion, resolving these limitations and restrictions, can help to resolve many problems; Imagine, if there is no such restrictions, we all won't be having this discussion and we all would be more happily enjoying the device.

3. I'm not sure when did I show or give impression that N9 is godlike? To tell the truth, did you know that I complained a lot about N9 and as time goes by, I become less and less keen about the device, until recent PR1.2 updates, which give better experience; but I still didn't praise it like godlike as far as I'm concern. It's also not my primary device, but it's reliable to make phone calls and sms, and there is Skype/Facebook Chat.

Anyway, what I'm not happy is mainly on the part when you said no bluetooth, mass-storage thing and you specifically mentioned not to complain because iPhone also same (or something like this), which I PERSONALLY find it's not good way because:
1. Just because iPhone have this limitations, doesn't means it's ok for other to have it.
2. We need to help to raise awareness on how important these features.

This is what I feel when I read that article, again, it's your article. I'm sorry that I've gone overboard, as what I wanted is just to inform in, but I did it badly.

QUOTE(ViRaViRa @ Mar 22 2012, 12:14 AM)
Now, I've given some links above (or the post numbers). What do you say?

I don't know what were your previous complaints about N9 but the recent comparison of DSLR = N9 and DSLR without features for Lumia and the Photoshop and the sports car and fuel saving car......IS THAT YOUR WAY OF MAKING COMPARISON? That is what I am wondering and I strongly disagree.
You are the one who is judging me (my comparison, my post) from the beginning. And you are contradicting yourself now.

Of course I've read but sometimes when it comes from a person who expects a DSLR out of Lumia, I tend not to put to much attention on those that he mentions.
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First, I say thanks for making the steps, I've provide my explanation. If you don't agree, it's OK, at least we both tried. I don't want to make enemy or have any unhappy feelings with each other or anybody, so it's best if we could talk it out and settle it, rather than keeping the thorn inside each other.

Erm, I don't recall DSLR=N9 thing, but as above, I was merely trying to explain the software features and functions. Yes, it's my way, not for comparison, it's for using as EXAMPLE.
I'm not so sure about you, I think it's normal to use other example to explain something else.
For example: In programming we have polymorphism, when I explain to people in non-technical term, I use Clark Kent and Superman; An object can change to different form.
If I cause any misunderstanding here, then I'm truly sorry, it was not to show which is godlike or which is better.

Yes, in my first post, I'm judging you, so I have apologize (I know sorry doesn't mean I can just get away), but in the previous post, I think you judged me, so I'm just telling you not to.

I didn't expect DSLR out of Lumia, if you read my post again and again, I only wish Windows Phone (Not Nokia, Not Lumia) to remove the limitations and restrictions (reliance on Zune, add bluetooth file transfer, mass storage mode, and some issues like supporting more than 1 mobile number). Is that a lot to ask?
These are easily added and not a big problem, but the way I see it, it can be a big issue to many current Symbian users. Nokia themselves know, so I don't blame Nokia, even Thomas knew when I told him, his feedback was nothing much they can do as well.

Anyway, I hope the above will give a good and clears our understanding. If you disagree with ANY, it's OK, we don't have to be unhappy about each other or use any other words or calling. Honestly, I do not wish it, it's not a nice feeling. To make a friend is better than to make an enemy.

Lastly, again, I'm really sorry for quoting your article and reply you in that way. Hope we can come to an understanding of the above.

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QUOTE(Optiplex330 @ Mar 22 2012, 01:00 AM)
I have not uninstall Maps. But if I can't solve this download maps issue, I might have to as last resort.

Yes, I think I am on PR1.2
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You can check if you are on PR1.2 or not using About option..

anyway, if you are on PR1.2, this is how you can download malaysia map

1) Open Maps app, then click on " ... " icon at botton right

user posted image

2) On the next screen, click Manage Maps

user posted image

3) At here you can see the maps you downloaded
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4) Click on three bars at bottom right, you should see Add maps

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5) At this screen, you pretty sure know much what to do

user posted image

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QUOTE(Optiplex330 @ Mar 22 2012, 12:38 AM)
I read the manual and there is supposed to be a '3 bars' option icon at the bottom right hand corner but there are none on  mine. On the bottom left hand corner, there is a "back" icon Hence my asking.....

And I can go online to OVI store so I must be online already.

Worst case scenario is, I uninstall Maps and reinstall. But I don't see Maps being listed in OVI store. I bought N9 precisely because of Maps. So how?
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You buy just because of Maps? It wouldn't be a good choice.
Previously you were deciding between Lumia and N9, you go for N9 just because it doesn't require data? But I thought you knew Lumia will get update which will fix the issue?


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QUOTE(pikacu @ Mar 22 2012, 01:09 AM)
You can check if you are on PR1.2 or not using About option..

anyway, if you are on PR1.2, this is how you can download malaysia map

1) Open Maps app, then click on " ... " icon at botton right


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He said liao he dont have/see the bottom right 3 bars icon, that's why he got problem to download maps wink.gif
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QUOTE(eaglehelang @ Mar 22 2012, 01:20 AM)
He said liao he dont have/see the bottom right 3 bars icon, that's why he got problem to download maps wink.gif
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not sure the missing "3 bars" he meant by 1) or 4) ...based on my guide.

Sceenshot will be helpful, Optiplex330 smile.gif

p/s: Optiplex330 , please turn on your Maps to "online" at Setting, exit and go back to Maps app. About syncing favorite, and sync your N8 favorite to your Nokia account, and re-sync back to your N9 using Favorite option

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QUOTE(Andy214 @ Mar 21 2012, 10:53 PM)
Firefox is a high memory consumer, especially on N900. Web browser too as it's constantly running in the backgruond, the phone will feel hot and consuming battery even in sleep mode.
Previously when I was doing the N9 review, I did stress test video, I didn't really open many apps, but there's Firefox with few tabs, Maps, and several other; It lags pretty badly and I tried to continue play NFS Shift, the phone actually hangs and have to force turn off. Firefox is the main culprit and back then the Firefox is still early version. Not sure about the new one as I seldom or rarely use N9 to browse since I prefer qwerty keyboard.

But to run many apps is possible, just depending what apps.

In N900, with Kmplayer, when you minimize, the video still continues to play, this is quite amazing. Once I output the video to TV, then I receive an SMS, so I switch to multi-tasking window and read the SMS, the video still playing in the TV while my phone screen is in SMS, so I just reply and send; this is pretty amazing, but it does cause some jitter to the video when sending and during receiving. To think about it, N900 only have 256MB Ram, with 768MB being virtual memory... When the virtual memory is used up to certain level, it can cause heavy impact on the performance.
I'm not sure about N9 with virtual memory since the RAM is already so high.
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1st time my N9 hang happened to me was because of Firefox & it was loading some flash content. That made me a bit careful on using Firefox afterwards, switched back to default web browser for everything. The next time though caught me completely by surprise since I was using default browser & didn't actually open many apps. Just finished reading a long article then when I swiped to close the browser it just locked up when the phone was trying to update the multitasking screen. I guess tat one is a fluke since there wasn't any sign before hand (ie no slowdowns).

Yeah I've ran 30+ apps on my N9 just for fun. Power draw was crazy of course laugh.gif

Oh ya, N9 has 256mb for swap (virtual memory) only.

Wow that's amazing on N900. I've tested it once last time when my boss still had his late 2010 & was very impressed with the multitasking. He actually wanted to sell it to me but at that time I was just deciding on getting N8. In the end the N8 won since I needed a cameraphone to take pics of my kids. laugh.gif

Anyway, talking about video playback, I just tested CuteTube on my N9 which actually has a setting for playing vid when minimised. It works! Just that too bad it's not the whole size of the app windows, it's reduced to a small playback windows on the app itself, just like when you're playing vids on CuteTube when you're holding it in portrait mode. But it works & the playback never stopped even as I swiped it out to minimise & load it back to be focused. Great app for those who use YouTube a lot & definitely worth that RM4 price tag.

Oh ya, to the person who has issues with Nokia Maps, did you change the Language under Time and Language settings on your phone? I had issue with Nokia Maps when I 1st tried it during PR1.1 days & it turns out that if you changed the Language to anything but English (United Kingdom) before you 1st start up Nokia Maps, it'll go nuts. Weird prob. Not sure if it still happens now but I've not changed my default language since.

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post Mar 22 2012, 07:09 AM

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QUOTE(eaglehelang @ Mar 22 2012, 01:03 AM)
Check settings->About Product. Under version : PR1.2, 30......
If it starts with 20 then it's PR1.1

Dont uninstall your maps yet. Try reboot, dunno why you dont have the bottom right hand icon
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Versin PR1.2

I have switched off the phone numerous time and still no icon.

How do you do a 'battery-take-out' reboot? I tried pressing the power button for long time and nothing happen.


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QUOTE(pikacu @ Mar 22 2012, 01:23 AM)
not sure the missing "3 bars"  he meant by 1) or 4) ...based on my guide.

Sceenshot will be helpful, Optiplex330 smile.gif

p/s: Optiplex330 , please turn on your Maps to "online" at Setting, exit and go back to Maps app. About syncing favorite, and sync your N8 favorite to your Nokia account, and re-sync back to your N9 using Favorite option
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Great. Solved. Thanks

1. Map/Options.
At bottom, there are several options, namely, back & search & nearby & route & option

But somehow this 'back' option never seem to work. That option is only for 'show'?

2. Favorite
The N8 and N9 has different Nokia account and I want to keep it that way. How do I transfer (not sync) all my N8 favorite to the N9 or to some other people for that matter.



One more thing. This N9 doesn't seem to faster than the N8. Need to 'run in' like car mah? LOL.

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NITDroid for Nokia N9 #1 Alpha Release is out. Anyone dare to try it? For me, I'm waiting for the Beta version biggrin.gif



Source : http://forum.nitdroid.com/index.php?topic=94.0
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QUOTE(zachary22_77 @ Mar 22 2012, 02:09 AM)
1st time my N9 hang happened to me was because of Firefox & it was loading some flash content. That made me a bit careful on using Firefox afterwards, switched back to default web browser for everything. The next time though caught me completely by surprise since I was using default browser & didn't actually open many apps. Just finished reading a long article then when I swiped to close the browser it just locked up when the phone was trying to update the multitasking screen. I guess tat one is a fluke since there wasn't any sign before hand (ie no slowdowns).
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Web browser is usually one of the main culprit but the default browser should be better especially since it doesn't support flash. For N900, the flash is one of the major performance killer, some people turn it off. The great thing here is there is option/choice for user, instead of not providing and giving excuses (e.g. Mr Jobs). But he successfully killed it I guess, no more Flash for future smartphone OS. Before that, it was said to come on MOST (if not all) smartphone OS, except iOS.

Luckily they manage to get flash on Firefox for MeeGo. For N9, I don't really like the default browser because it's very plain and simple, even after PR1.2, they didn't seem to add in features like history, bookmarks, and so on. I think they might not be improving/adding it further. Just wonder will we still get PR1.3

In terms of web browsing performance between MeeGo default browser and Windows Phone IE browser, I do agree with ViraVira (as said in his article/blog); despite the IE browser score less in html5test, but you can feel it's smoother, more snappy, it gives better browsing experience. What MeeGo currently has is the advantage on FireFox for those and can compromise on the performance for what it can do or offer.

QUOTE(zachary22_77 @ Mar 22 2012, 02:09 AM)
Yeah I've ran 30+ apps on my N9 just for fun. Power draw was crazy of course  laugh.gif

Oh ya, N9 has 256mb for swap (virtual memory) only.
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True, the thing flexibility is, user need to know the limitation on the hardware or what will happen if they run many apps.
In a way, Microsoft control and limit on how many apps can be run is a good, but it'll be even better if they provide options for user to customize further. You know, like Advanced mode, and then further customization. For general users, they can go with the "recommended" settings. But these are more like "nice to have" improvements in future.

Didn't know about the swap, thanks for the info.
For N900, what I notice is, when the swap is use up to like 150MB, the device will be really sluggish most of the time, and I will restart the device. There's also ways to sort of force it to use more ram by adjusing the swappiness properties or completely turn it off and face the consequences lol. There's actually an app called "swappoluble" for Maemo, which you can customize some variables or use the "recommended" settings from the developer.

Since N9 has 1GB Ram, I suppose we can turn off or adjust the swappiness level to very low like 10 or 20? Default should be 100. The problem is we can't monitor the ram usage. In Maemo, there is Desktop and you can put widgets to monitor the process and ram usage. I would say Maemo is very optimize in terms of processor and ram usage, despite the slow processor and ram, it can multi-task very well and it's still smooth to switch between different apps. N9 with 1GB Ram should do much better, that's like 4X the ram of N900.

Personally though, I would like to have more powerful device running Maemo5, but the source is with Nokia and they're not releasing it. Else, the team in maemotalk.org would've done wonders. They've modified the kernels to do many things, and there's also CSSU (Community Seamless Software Update) to provide their own updates, they fixed a bug which took quite some time before Nokia did. Imagine that, lol.
If the source was given, I can't imagine how it will turn out.


QUOTE(zachary22_77 @ Mar 22 2012, 02:09 AM)
Anyway, talking about video playback, I just tested CuteTube on my N9 which actually has a setting for playing vid when minimised. It works! Just that too bad it's not the whole size of the app windows, it's reduced to a small playback windows on the app itself, just like when you're playing vids on CuteTube when you're holding it in portrait mode. But it works & the playback never stopped even as I swiped it out to minimise & load it back to be focused. Great app for those who use YouTube a lot & definitely worth that RM4 price tag.
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Yup, CuteTube is great, the developer did a fine job. I mainly use it for download. In Maemo5, it was free, lol; but the developer deserve to be paid for the amazing app.

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QUOTE(pikacu @ Mar 22 2012, 01:09 AM)
You can check if you are on PR1.2 or not using About option..

anyway, if you are on PR1.2, this is how you can download malaysia map

1) Open Maps app, then click on " ... " icon at botton right

user posted image

2) On the next screen, click Manage Maps

user posted image

3) At here you can see the maps you downloaded
user posted image

4) Click on three bars at bottom right, you should see Add maps

user posted image

5) At this screen, you pretty sure know much what to do

user posted image
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Thanks for taking the trouble to show me these pics? What apps did you use for doing them?

In my case, it turns out you need to have 2 things:
1. Phone have to connect to Internet. Obviously this was done on wifi.
2. Maps has a separate setting for 'online'.


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Anyone have the sms issue bugs especially u have 2K sms and above.

It takes sometimes to load then now suddenly all the smses VANISH. New incoming SMS you can see in the notification but when open it VANISH AGAIN.

Restart didnt help at all

Update : When it retrieve emails it appear back

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Android ICS for N9 (Alpha version) has been released for dual boot.

http://forum.nitdroid.com/index.php?topic=94.0

Only for the brave, or those who have nothing to lose.
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QUOTE(KennyKB @ Mar 22 2012, 10:16 AM)
Android ICS for N9 (Alpha version) has been released for dual boot.

http://forum.nitdroid.com/index.php?topic=94.0

Only for the brave, or those who have nothing to lose.
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I bet somebody will create their review videos very soon. Lets just wait and see first smile.gif

p/s: There are some rumors mentioning that you can't login to Google Play yet. Dunno whether it is true or not.
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might try it out when too darn free, lol
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QUOTE(eaglehelang @ Mar 21 2012, 10:55 PM)
The 3rd button, press 1 time, see the screen go blank with the time on. Dont press too long, will end up shutting down, happen to me a couple of times cos I 'rough' type. blush.gif  Normally use the Restart me app to reboot, seldom use button
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I don't like testing apps so I normally ask around before doing so.

I understand Restartme gives 3 options:
1. Restart
2. Shutdown
3. cancel.

I only want the screen to go into blank instead of pressing the hard key. So does Restart do that or does it do a computer type reboot? I don't want a computer type reboot.


There is a free apps called Shutdown. Option are
1. Reboot
2. Shutdown

Again, does Reboot mean computer type reboot?
http://store.ovi.com/content/240268?clickSource=search&pos=2


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Here's the NitDroid on N9 Video. Not too shabby for an Alpha release, eh? Not even laggy.




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QUOTE(aspire2oo6 @ Mar 22 2012, 10:11 AM)
Anyone have the sms issue bugs especially u have 2K sms and above.

It takes sometimes to load then now suddenly all the smses VANISH. New incoming SMS you can see in the notification but when open it VANISH AGAIN.

Restart didnt help at all

Update : When it retrieve emails it appear back
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I face that b4 too, that issue has been submitted at Bugzilla, probly is the message sync issue.

QUOTE(KennyKB @ Mar 22 2012, 10:16 AM)
Android ICS for N9 (Alpha version) has been released for dual boot.

http://forum.nitdroid.com/index.php?topic=94.0

Only for the brave, or those who have nothing to lose.
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Will try run on N950 this weekend hopefully... if i free biggrin.gif

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