... so why don't you do that - with the P800? It includes a stereo headset, wired though - but with built in bluetooth you can do exactly what you described.
It's a bit bigger than my last two cellphones, but it packs a lot of functionality. I've always had a handheld computer since I work in the embedded/telecom/handheld-industry, but I've never carried it with me. With the P800 I finally do - it's the perfect replacement for the cellphone/palm-combination.
Oh, and Symbian OS is the meanest, cleanest, leanest wonderful little operating system to run - and code for. Really.
"Symbian OS has been ported to many ARM cored system-on-chips. These include the PrimeXSys platform from ARM, the StrongARM and XScale architectures from Intel, the OMAP platform from Texas Instruments and the Dragonball platform from Motorola."
Thanks for making my point for me. Microsoft have _not_ done what they say they've done - I still have to manually edit the registry (something I'm happy doing - but the average user isn't) to disable.NET-registration nagging.
MS products being displayed before those of third party competitors, which was essentially fixed in SP1.
Please tell me how I can get Windows Messenger to SHUT UP (stop nagging me about.NET registration) even though I have to use Outlook at work. I've already selected ICQ as my default messenger service.
There might be a cool registry hack, but we're talking about average customers - and there's _no way_ SP1 "fixed" Microsoft pushing their own products all over the place.
... except for about 10% of the population that _do not_ become physically dependant on.. anything.
Sure - there are studies that claim the above and others that claim the opposite, but I'm one of those 10% so I'll gladly vouch for it.
I quit smoking 4 days ago. If feel no different, my girlfriend hasn't noticed anyting different and.. I haven't done anything different. I just haven't smoked.
(This isn't the first time I've "quit" - which some might say invalidates the whole thing. I do however normally "stop" for several years at a time.. I'm quite sure that's enough to say that I'm neither physically or psychologically addicted to cigarettes.. )
When I worked at Symbian another guy who worked there (hi Lars) ported Doom - including multiplayer over Bluetooth. I don't know why his port hasn't been released - but van Sebille is trustworthy and this is absolutely no hoax.
Ah, someone remembers this.. it was a friend of mine who dissected them and found this out. ATGW and.. um.. heck, I know one of my old FidoNet-posts about this is still somewhere.. *googling*
pogo-pins aren't meant for long-term use. Solder "crawls" over time, and you _will_ get the red/green-flashing problem and then you'll have to re-align your Matrix. Again, and again, and again.
All that, while the chip is really a $4 cheapmod. You'd been a lot better of buying one of those and solder it in.
The Xbox takes standard 3.5" IDE drives, and replacing the built in drive takes about a minute or so, and can be done by anyone with a Torx 20 + 15 + 10 screwdriver.
Red Fox of Sync (or Troed of I.C.S) here - nope. I do remember that someone from the ST demoscene was from Säter though.. we're probably thinking of the same person;)
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... so why don't you do that - with the P800? It includes a stereo headset, wired though - but with built in bluetooth you can do exactly what you described.
The SDK in itself, with which you can compile for the P800, costs nothing - just download it from SonyEricsson.
Having the handheld computer and phone in one device really, really, makes up for a lot.
It's a bit bigger than my last two cellphones, but it packs a lot of functionality. I've always had a handheld computer since I work in the embedded/telecom/handheld-industry, but I've never carried it with me. With the P800 I finally do - it's the perfect replacement for the cellphone/palm-combination.
Oh, and Symbian OS is the meanest, cleanest, leanest wonderful little operating system to run - and code for. Really.
Try it, with Opera - set to identify as Opera.
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Motorola, of course, is one of Symbian's owners.
Thanks for making my point for me. Microsoft have _not_ done what they say they've done - I still have to manually edit the registry (something I'm happy doing - but the average user isn't) to disable .NET-registration nagging.
Please tell me how I can get Windows Messenger to SHUT UP (stop nagging me about
There might be a cool registry hack, but we're talking about average customers - and there's _no way_ SP1 "fixed" Microsoft pushing their own products all over the place.
Symbian
Microsoft does what, exactly?
(This is a much better example than the one in the story
Sure - there are studies that claim the above and others that claim the opposite, but I'm one of those 10% so I'll gladly vouch for it.
I quit smoking 4 days ago. If feel no different, my girlfriend hasn't noticed anyting different and
(This isn't the first time I've "quit" - which some might say invalidates the whole thing. I do however normally "stop" for several years at a time
(I'm getting my P800 this wednesday)
Are you implying we didn't hack v1.1 of the Xbox? I'm quite sure I remember that we did
According to some people working in videogamestores, about 2/3 of the Xbox-buyers ask about modchips at the same time
(And no, there's no device that even comes near the functionality I get from the modded box available here)
You can flip a byte in the Xbox dvd-software today to do 480p if it's modded.
Maybe you should learn about all those other countries besides USA, Iraq and binLadenLand.
http://usrfaq.koepke.net/usrfaq.txt
(Search for "Troedsson" in that document)
Proper credit to "Zaphod Beeblebrox" of old Atari ST-fame - he's the "guy" I'm referring to.
All that, while the chip is really a $4 cheapmod. You'd been a lot better of buying one of those and solder it in.
Last time I checked, there were loads of countries with no TIVOs available.
Complete rubbish - you need software running on the Xbox and for that software to run you need a modchip.
120Gb works just nicely.
It's by far the crappiest modchip - everyone's better off asking someone who can solder to install one of the others instead.
Just open the lid of your cube and see the disc spin down
Red Fox of Sync (or Troed of I.C.S) here - nope. I do remember that someone from the ST demoscene was from Säter though .. we're probably thinking of the same person ;)