Re: Review of N810 for orgmode

[Mick Davis <mick@davisres.org>]

I ssh via wireless, which is very nice as half the time my N810 is in
another room or in my backpack.

I have not tried having emacs give me reminders.  To be honest with you
I'm not sure how that would work.  I do know that if I forget and leave
my org files open on the N810 and try to open them again via ssh I get
a warning.

The battery life is pretty good for me.  I put it on a charger every
night, but it lasts all day.  I've only had a low battery twice and
both of those times were when I was really pounding it hard, like
watching streaming video or something.

> At Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:53:59 -0400, Mick Davis wrote:
> > Eric asked me to describe my experiences using orgmode on my Nokia
> > 810.
> > 
> > I'm actually replying to this on my N810.  I have had probably a
> > dozen [...]
> > In summary, I REALLY  like this little computer.  It runs Linux, I
> > have more than enough storage (with an optional memory card), and
> > it is a "real" pocket sized computer.
> 
> Thank Mick!  Useful feedback.  A couple of questions:
> 
> - How do you ssh to the Nokia?  That is, what type of connection,
>   wired or wireless, do you use?
> 
> - Are you able to have Emacs via org-mode remind you of appointments?
>   I assume not as that would mean having it "on" all the time?
> 
> - Which leads me to the final question: what is the battery life like?
>