Comments on: Nokia N900 In-Depth Web Browser Review

By: Jesse Less

Jesse Less — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:37:13 +0000

I’m a new Nokia n900 user from india, i require some guide from ur all, how can i use skype in my mobile phone in which it’s not displaying the pre installed application. although i m not in a position to use aMSN in my phone whn actually i m installing it, it saying unable to install as some installer files are missing please tell how can i use yahoo voice and movie calls and msn voice and movie calls and most critical skype.

By: Kickstar13

Kickstar13 — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 02:12:50 +0000

Here’s some more info to confirm the fact that T-Mobile USA will indeed be getting the N900

http://www.tmonews.com/2009/10/big-t-mobile-annoucements-the-mysterious-project-black/

By: jtothada

jtothada — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 23:34:05 +0000

@bobomo…… if u have ur own phone( unlocked or not) ur not required to add on a data plan……. just go their and say u got ur own phone, pick ur plan and they will just give u a sim to pop in……. and i hope they get this phone, if not then i’ll be buyin it unlocked in jan or wateva android phone comes out after the holidays, cuz i cant take no more of the Qualcomm 528MHz processor or no 3.5mm in my G1!

By: eli_the_great89

eli_the_great89 — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 23:28:08 +0000

to Richie 23.
If it doesn’t release with T-Mobile USA, you will be able to use it for T-Mobile and At&t since they’re both GSM carriers. Though NO it won’t work “perfectly” since the 3G speeds won’t work here. Mainly because Europe uses different spectrums than that of At&t and T-Mobile USA (not to mention even At&t and T-Mobile use different spectrums here).

but I think it is Wi-Fi compatible/certified so Wi-Fi connectivity will give you better mbps.

By: Richie 23

Richie 23 — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 22:21:03 +0000

Will this be able to be use on t-mobile?
Will it work perfectly on t-mobiles services?

By: Bobomo

Bobomo — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:59:29 +0000

We’ve heard “my friend talked to a Nokia rep” about 20 times around here, and the answer is usually “T-Mo is not getting it” although some have said that they will, but not until early 2010. My reasoning is that this thing absolutely pwns the TouchPro2, and T-Mobile is under the mistaken impression that it’s worth $350… what on earth could they possibly charge for the N900 that would even be remotely enticing? They’d either have to cripple the hardware, lower the price of everything else, or eat a ton of money on the subsidy. I don’t see any of those things happening.

Also, can someone clarify that if you buy an unlocked phone, even a smartphone, that you aren’t REQUIRED to purchase any data if you don’t want.

By: eli_the_great89

eli_the_great89 — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:36:15 +0000

I’d highly doubt T-Mobile is getting this phone.
It seems the only Nokia phones USA gets are the cheap slider and flip phones.

the N Series is by far the best Nokia Series to date and its too good to be true for U.S. carriers to even think of getting these handsets, and if they do I can’t imagine T-Mobile would pick it up.

if they do…I bet they’ll change it up and make it look like a toy, like they did with the beautiful Touch Pro 2…they completely deformed it and it no longer looks sleek and high end.
or if they get the phone, all the functionalities we’ve come to love of the phone won’t even be available through T-Mobile (like Conference calling with the Touch Pro 2–instead of 5 people in the call T-Mobile only supports the regular ol’ 3 way calls).

its all too good to be true.

By: batman26

batman26 — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:32:24 +0000

How confident are you on this?

By: Anthony

Anthony — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 17:52:53 +0000

I agree with others on here that the N900 is not coming to T-Mobile USA. I was able to see a N900 and a nokia rep. The rep said T-Mobile was not picking up the N900.

By: bigs12

bigs12 — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 17:46:13 +0000

@Ariel all smart phone need the 24.99 full web access so you should be able to have the full web not web2go….. i have friends that use the iPhone and they mave full web also so it should be the same…