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Oh ok,cannot imagine though ever going back to a resistive. I have an N8 & would advise getting one it's a fantastic device despite what some people say & think
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Posted: 2010-12-05 22:23:47
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Yea, true. The resistive screen cant be compared with a capacitive one. Well at the end I'd also recommend trying out the N8 BUT make sure you have a good return policy. I hear some guys from India that there is not a way to return their N8 that came with problems. The N8 is a great device but as long as it works. There is a big problem going around the globe about N8 shutting down and no powering on at all. Happened to me also.
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Posted: 2010-12-05 23:18:58
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No issues with mine shutting down its been reliable. Remember its not just Nokia that has rebooting and phone issues when new on the market. I have had these issues with many other phones too
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Posted: 2010-12-06 00:12:00
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yea it is normal when reboots! But then what is when it shuts down and doesn't turn on. You cant even remove the battery. My point is if you make a cellphone that has a sealed battery then its gotta be problem-free.
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Posted: 2010-12-06 02:06:02
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All they say is hold down power key for eight seconds. Not happened to mine at all. Some people just get unlucky with a dud and for a change its not me
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Posted: 2010-12-06 12:31:00
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Nope, not even holding the power bottom for 8 or 30 secs..
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Posted: 2010-12-09 21:53:13
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N900 seems to be more of a enthusiast device, there is just a ton of things that can be done on it, what you'd have to do is visit
http://talk.maemo.org and just read through all the relevant stuff, i personaly would take the N900 without a 2nd thought, i had the N8 for review and its a great phone, but feels very limited in quite a lot of things e.g. Homescreen, modding, social networking and web browsing, the N900 just feels more open, so it realy is down to what you're into, if you want a realy "geeky" type smartphone get the N900, if you want a decent smartphone with a great camera get the N8.
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Posted: 2010-12-09 22:46:58
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