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I know that N900 is more than a phone, but how come its possible that the N900 doesn,t support Video calling

We need Video Calls Support

In my country there are  some numbers to which we dial, for example:  (HONDURAS)

#123# (send) and the service provider send a special message (not sms, just like a pop-up windows) with your prepaid balance.

Also if we want to give money from our balance to another user balance we dial

*327*the-phone-number-to-which-we-want-to-send*amount-in-numbers-that-we-are-sending#(send)

then a message appear confirming our request, we send 1 for yes as text message or 0 for no or just cancel.

Almost every new phone support java, how come is it we can't handle java in our N900

Dear Brainstormers,

I was referred to this forum by bugs and Nokia themselves (for whatever that's worth). Anyway, I understand the hardware is finalized and it would be difficult to change but I am trying to get some sort of project going for the WCDMA 850/1900 MHz range support for 3G on US AT&T and the majority of South American, some Canadian, and some Australian 3G users. I believe this would greatly increase the sales of N900's and certainly make the experience for many users much better. I understand it supports the EDGE 850/1900 MHz range but how difficult would it be to make this WCDMA? Is it a huge hardware issue or can it be done through a software/firmware change? The provided PDF pictures should show the GSM chip somewhere, I'm not sure what it looks like.

The N900 Media Player actually lacks of lyrics support: it should be definitely implemented.

Discuss it here: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=490218