#NOKIA N9 SUPPORT SKYPE VIDEO CALL ANDROID#
#NOKIA N9 SUPPORT SKYPE VIDEO CALL SOFTWARE#

This thing really seems as fast as a quad core android, and it is still usefull with one hand as well.

#NOKIA N9 SUPPORT SKYPE VIDEO CALL ANDROID#

The haptic feedback, the browser, the keyboard (miss numeric version hough), the excellent maps and drive program, mail, clock, multitasking, … are so much ahead of Android it is painfull to say the least.

Maybe I should use more online services to get more notifications :-). The notification area combined with the newsfeed I find to be misplaced and in the way to work with the device. What WebOS did better as well was the unified messaging, really one person one conversation, the thing is that having 4 different messaging services connected drains the battery, which is I think the reason why the big players aren’t really interested. Yet, I still find the WebOS interface to be much better (albeit slow), I tend to swipe a long time before I actually get to where I want to be. So back to N9 it is, and I’m not missing that Z one bit, even if having a larger screen is somehow usefull every now and then, Meego runs miles around the three biggest platforms. Due to using a phone often in rainy conditions I went for the Sony Experia Z after it, which is in repairs because the screen is soooo fragile. I bought my N9 after using a PrÃ© 2 for a year. What’s so hard about it? Why doesn’t even Nokia get it on Windows phones? I have some hope that the Jolla team has done it right again, although their whole design is far from what the N9 was. I just can’t understand why no one else has achieved haptic feedback but the N9 developers. (I hope anyone finds a way to sue that bastard and the board altogether.) It was just murdered by this soul-less idiot who dismantled the whole company (making a few dollars for Nelson, I know, I know) for Microsoft.

#NOKIA N9 SUPPORT SKYPE VIDEO CALL SOFTWARE#

I’m sad, because I think the N9 is one of the best -if not the best- design ever, both hardware and software wise. No way we were going to use it like that, and since hopes for a better browser would remain close to zero, we had to let it go. But I’m very happy with Opera on my E52, so I installed it on the N9, only to discover it’s not a native app there, and doesn’t even use the N9’s stellar keyboard. The N9’s native one is close to useless, IMO. The browser is what I (and my wife) use 99% of the time with a phone. (Actually I bought it for my wife and we both used it for a while.) After much longing for an N9, I finally bought one, but had to let it go.

Nokia n9 support skype video call