Internet and Stuff
The most important change on the field of the internet is that the browser has been changed from Opera to FireFox, or at least to some kind of a Mozilla-based software displays the web for us. It does its job perfectly, nice and fast, doesn’t widen the pages too much, supports AJAX and Flash, even plays the YouTube-videos. However, no scrolling routine in it, which misses pretty much (knowing the mobile Safari), but I could manage living without it anyways.
The integrated internet phone can use Google Talk, Jabber and SIP accounts. The Skype is at an another point of the menu, not integrated, and I couldn’t install it either, because the installer told me that it was missing a couple of things – but forgot to tell what exactly he needed. The chat supports the same accounts, so no integrated MSN, but I could help this matter easily. There is an e-mail client, can get along with authenticated IMAP-servers and attachments, too. The RSS reader handles RSS 1.0, 2.0 and Atom 1.0.
There was another repair made that is even more important than changing the browser. They soldered a bit on the WLAN-receiver that now doesn’t make the problems as the N800. It could connect all networks, and the signal was stronger than with any – I repeat: ANY – other machines that has gone through my hands ever. I could surf the web at points of the flat where the notebook or the PDA not only couldn’t connect but wasn’t able to see the network. But even with considering this I’m unable to understand why they left out the HSPDA-support from it, because I think the SIM-socket could have been placed at some place without any problems. So mobile-net can be reached through a cell phone with Bluetooth and capability to operate as a modem.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
