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Triptonic has posted news at http://groups.msn.com/P900 about a bug found in the XDA II with 32 process and why it would kill applications.

I just want to tell all the people that are planning to get it regardless of this news story that I have a PPC and I run at least 15 process. And my Pocket loox get upto a total of 31 about at maximum usage.

And if the XDA starts with 20+ processes open from the start , imagine what problems you will face when you are making a call or recieving a call and you pass the 32 limit. CRASHHHH !!! I havent seen my P900 crash because of a call.

Views Welcome ,so bring it on.
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Posted: 2003-11-26 06:00:29
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Man, not only xdall but all the mobile phones suck, compared to p900! ;-) This message was posted from a T310
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Posted: 2003-11-26 06:22:11
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Respect !!!

Isit 'cause im Urban Grey???
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Posted: 2003-11-26 06:27:05
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It`s not the device`s problem, it`s Micro$oft`s Windows CE fault.
From CE version 1, you couldn`t run more than 32 apps, and they didn`t fixed even now with version 4....

Micro$oft quality OS

[ This Message was edited by: NoctReX on 2003-11-26 10:05 ]
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Posted: 2003-11-26 11:04:02
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It mght be Microsofts OS but I have a PPC and i dont need that many process's run. The XDA might have really good specs but its all need to run MS CE 4.2 , phon edition, caller ID, camera. I'm taking a guess that it would be a drag on the phone even if it such good specs and the 32 process limitation is the bonus card

MS has alot to go before it can release a phone version that works well. My next News story is abbout the Recall of all Orange / Microsoft smart phone SPV E 200 from england due to many software bugs. I think the same might happen with the XDA II when it is release.
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Posted: 2003-11-26 11:11:28
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why would any one want to run 12 apps at once any way??? stop nit picking the XDA2 is a great phone its camera is better than p900 it is full screen looks real cool it has a bigger screen and can play mp4s in much better quality than a p900 along with AVIs and MPEGs though its a little big and has battery issues.

stop being so mean and trying to put down the handset you didnt buy it is very good as is the p900.
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Posted: 2003-11-26 11:14:45
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P900s rarely crash.... coz they is good drivers! This message was posted from a P900
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Posted: 2003-11-26 11:22:30
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Your right , but when I turn on the internet on my PDA (this is without including BT and wifi applications which I use).

Soti, MS VIOCE COMMAND , SBR keyboard, Wisbar advanced Pocket Plus,Dashboard, IP Dashboard.Vito Launcher, ICQ , MSN, internet explorer, Multi IE.

Which is 11 and if to turn on a tune to listen to music , """"crash""""". And thats just to get on the Net.

@Ver I sent you something , did you get it?

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Posted: 2003-11-26 11:25:21
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yeah i sent you something back did you get it?

thanks.
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Posted: 2003-11-26 11:29:46
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We seem to be forgetting here that the XDA 2 is still a mobile device... if we want the processing and handling abilities that are mentioned here... perhaps we need a laptop or "dedicated" PDA, instead of a convergence device...?

By the way, just out of interest, how many "procesess" does the P900 allow?...

I've seen the XDA 2 in action running mulitple things, internet, mp3 camera etc. and it had no problems, in fact it was very responsive indeed... how many things can you as a person do at once anyway? The P900 will soon clog up if you run too much, memory handling appears to be a probem with it as I have read somewhere... maybe here!

The truth is, XDA 2 and P900 are both great things (and I still can't make my mind up between them... don't think I ever will), as Vermi said...

What one can do, the other can do better, and vice versa
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Posted: 2003-11-26 16:05:38
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