Cocozzzzzzz
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You should do what you think is best.
Searching mp3 tags can be done very badly, I know, I've fixed applications that did it very badly. gtkpod was one of them a few years ago, omg it did it badly. To read the tags from a 30mb podcast took about 15 seconds, and that's on a desktop computer.
A website once compressed must be expanded. It reduces image size (I normally don't need 1024x200 banner at the top on my phone), and remove javascript parsing to the other side. The point of bringing up the app is to show how fast some things can be done. if you want to see a more full featured web browser running on Nseries try O3. Since it's in alpha, well, it crashes a lot still.
The built in web browser is a pig, and I don't under why Nokia doesn't put some of it's resrouces behind updating and fixing the beast.
Global race is slow and crap on modern handset, it's problably the one and only application that used 3d acceleration.
It was also designed years ago for the E90 and still runs on modern handsets, that's pretty good. So...why not try one of the 3 ngage racing games. Need for speed has way more depth, scenery is fine, and it runs great on my N85.
Though, I guess we've kinda wandered off the thread. It woudl be nice if the N97 had a ton more ram/cpu/etc. I'm guessing there's a main reasons why we got this compromise.
Nokia is conservative. This handset is touch, keyboard, s60v5, 45 tilt up. That's a lot of changes for a conservative company. Changing the CPU makes for more changes yet. They know this architecture and they stuck with what they knew. Legacy apps will probably still run (and better than the 5800 since it has a d-pad), so you have a large library of apps.

Searching mp3 tags can be done very badly, I know, I've fixed applications that did it very badly. gtkpod was one of them a few years ago, omg it did it badly. To read the tags from a 30mb podcast took about 15 seconds, and that's on a desktop computer.
A website once compressed must be expanded. It reduces image size (I normally don't need 1024x200 banner at the top on my phone), and remove javascript parsing to the other side. The point of bringing up the app is to show how fast some things can be done. if you want to see a more full featured web browser running on Nseries try O3. Since it's in alpha, well, it crashes a lot still.
The built in web browser is a pig, and I don't under why Nokia doesn't put some of it's resrouces behind updating and fixing the beast.
Global race is slow and crap on modern handset, it's problably the one and only application that used 3d acceleration.

Though, I guess we've kinda wandered off the thread. It woudl be nice if the N97 had a ton more ram/cpu/etc. I'm guessing there's a main reasons why we got this compromise.
Nokia is conservative. This handset is touch, keyboard, s60v5, 45 tilt up. That's a lot of changes for a conservative company. Changing the CPU makes for more changes yet. They know this architecture and they stuck with what they knew. Legacy apps will probably still run (and better than the 5800 since it has a d-pad), so you have a large library of apps.