Sample-1 by eidda808, on Flickr


Sample-2 by eidda808, on Flickr

2012-06-24-0378 by G1-2012, on Flickr

During discussion or debate, I don't like to "revert" to calling people fan-boys or something like that. That's more like when the person has nothing else to say and want to spark fire?

Anyway, it should be an open discussion. We're not small kids "lah", if something is bad, then is bad, how you "protect" and "cover" also no use.
If there's something bad, then I will say it's bad, I don't hide or cover. Even in my ranger review, I also write it out. Even the N9, some people who judge by cover, will think I'm very protective on N9, but in actual fact, I wrote many disappointment on the N9.
For me, it's something is bad, then it's bad, I don't understand how I can accept and cheat myself to like it.
If you check my past posting anywhere, even in my reviews, I always says this: If there is a weakness or drawback, we should highlight it and voice it out, so that the manufacturer take notice and will acknowledge it.
What's the point trying to cover/hide and protect it, in the end, the product will not be improved. I don't want this.

Even how much I like the N900, if you check my past posting in N900 threads, I've also wrote few complains about it's drawback. I don't believe there's a perfect device. It's important to give honest feedback, constructive criticism/feedback to the manufacturer and hope they will acknowledge and implement it.

Just like 808, I still hope there's manual control over shutter speed. There're people who mentioned it in DPReview, and Damian Dining did reply reason why he didn't implement it and suggest alternative method; But there's still no control, finally Damian acknowledge it and said something about will look into it.

A product of software is constant improving and becomes better, it's up to the consumers/users to keep give suggestion/feedbacks/request. IF I develop a software, I would want people to give feedback what they find it's lacking and what can be improve, how to attract MORE people to buy the software.