On 11/30/06, Gary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan Matthews-Levine wrote:
Remembering, of course, that 99%+ of the 770s sold have been,
IMHO, *not* on contract, but with the end user paying the full retail
price.
Why would the 770 be sold by mobile phone companies in the first place?
And
Hi,
I recently found out (more or less by chance) that the OS 2006 was updated
some while ago (to version 2.2006.39-14). Does anybody know of a list (or
RSS feed) that announces such news?
-eyal
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Jonathan Matthews-Levine wrote:
That was sort of my *point* :-)
I was attempting (badly!) to make the point that the usual product
pattern for Nokia/SE/whoever - where they release some new,
interesting device and then release incremental/facelift upgrades
that'll support themselves through
2006/12/4, Frantisek Dufka [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jonathan Matthews-Levine wrote:
That was sort of my *point* :-)
I was attempting (badly!) to make the point that the usual product
pattern for Nokia/SE/whoever - where they release some new,
interesting device and then release
Hello,
On Mon, 2006-12-04 at 11:59 +0100, Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Are you from US? Because most people around me (and I guess generally
in Europe) buy their phones themselves and not from mobile operator.
Just jumping in on this: here in Austria I guess 80-90% of phones are
sold by mobile
On Mon Dec 4 10:59:27 2006, Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Are you from US? Because most people around me (and I guess
generally in Europe) buy their phones themselves and not from
mobile operator. Operators offer phones too, yes, but they are
generally overpriced, outdated and the choice is limited.
[...]
Just jumping in on this: here in Austria I guess 80-90% of phones are
sold by mobile operators including a contract (binding customers usually
for 24 months). The phones are usually SIM/Network-locked and also
branded by the operator, but usually way cheaper than when buying them
Wolfgang Karall wrote:
Just jumping in on this: here in Austria I guess 80-90% of phones are
sold by mobile operators including a contract (binding customers usually
for 24 months). The phones are usually SIM/Network-locked and also
branded by the operator, but usually way cheaper than when
If the 870 had a pull-out keyboard, that would be compelling enough for me.
Otherwise, I'd probably skip a generation or two.
K
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From: Jonathan Matthews-Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: maemo-users@maemo.org
Sent:
That was sort of my *point* :-)
I was attempting (badly!) to make the point that the usual product
pattern for Nokia/SE/whoever - where they release some new,
interesting device and then release incremental/facelift upgrades
that'll support themselves through the artificially buoyed up
Kemal,
I tried to install maemopad+ on a scirocco system. I am wondering now, if the
dependency on sqlite is wrong and should be sqlite3 instead.
Thanks,
Rainer
Nokia770-39:/media/mmc1# dpkg -i maemopadplus_0.23_armel.deb
Selecting previously deselected package maemopadplus.
(Reading database
There seems to be no problem when forcing maempad+ (i.e. it runs well):
Nokia770-39:/media/mmc1# dpkg --force-depends -i maemopadplus_0.23_armel.deb
(Reading database ... 11858 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to replace maemopadplus 0.23 (using maemopadplus_0.23_armel.deb)
I was attempting (badly!) to make the point that the usual product
pattern for Nokia/SE/whoever - where they release some new,
interesting device and then release incremental/facelift upgrades
that'll support themselves through the artificially buoyed
up market
of telco contracts
Hello
there are several stores in germany which sell the device with contracts,
expes. with upgrades that meens that the customers have a mobile and gget the
device cheaper.
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Shivkumar,
... whenever I start GPE calendar after a long break it always
crashes. It requires a second attempt to come up.
Report this at http://bugzilla.handhelds.org/. I think that hildon may
kill apps that take too long to start, and if you have many calendar
entries you may be getting
Hi, all
This entire thread seems to be referring to the Nokia N770 as a phone,
which it is certainly not unless one considers GoogleTalk a phone feature of
the like of GSM and UMTS phones. The N770 is a pocket computer first and
foremost. It does come from a company that, among other
How about setting the default reply-to for the maemo-users list to
maemo-users rather than to each individual list contributer. This way,
replies would be posted back to the list by default rather than being sent to
the one person to whose point/question/comment one is immediately replying.
I second that ...
On 12/4/06, Paule Ecimovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about setting the default reply-to for the maemo-users list to
maemo-users rather than to each individual list contributer. This way,
replies would be posted back to the list by default rather than being sent
to the one
On 12/4/06, Paule Ecimovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about setting the default reply-to for the maemo-users list to
maemo-users rather than to each individual list contributer. This way,
replies would be posted back to the list by default rather than being sent
to the one person to whose
Hi all,
I was trying to make Canola work. I wasn't able to make it work and suddenly
I noticed the installation instructions dictate to change the repo distro to
scirocco if I have 2.2006.39-14 (which I have).
So, my question is: should I edit all mistral occurrences to scirocco?
Thanks!
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