Confirming a few thing about the New N97

Problems:
1:   My N97 key lock is a bit loose so is this normal......It does not move but I can feel it.....When I use it I get nervous that what if it breaks.
2:   My N97 screen protector is getting Totally scrached.....So will my screen be Ok and is the N97 screen scratch prove and when should I remove my N97 screen protector......????
3:   My N97 Accelorometre is not working on some angles....Like it does Not work at ground level and I have to get the screen to face me so that the accelorometre works otherwise it does not work so is this normal...I think it is because if it moved then it would have been Annoying.
4:   My ovi store does not lauch in the menu......When I click it nothing happens......I have dont everything and even updated the phone to its latest Firmware though it does not work.   How to fix it Helpppp
5 : When I slide out the keyboard.The screen is supported my 3 clips......Two clips on one side and one clip on the other......On the one clip side,when i tap the screen from the corner...The screen seems to move very very slightly and on the two Clips side the screen does not move when I tap.SO is this normal....
                      Please Help me....I will be very thankful to the one who Guides me with all the answers...Especially the Ovi One.....I need quick Replys.
                                                     Thank you!

2 - The included protector isn't very good and not designed for long term use. You need to invest in a better alternative. I got a pack of 3 from play.com for £5 and they are much better.
Can you please give me a link or the right name of this protector. I when to play.com and I only saw this of (
Crystal Case For Nokia N97)plastic to be assemble.
N97black born 4 July-09 RM-505- The future phone to be !!

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The more you read these forums the more you'd mistakenly think that Lion is generally a problem.
For every person who comes here with a problem there's many thousands who are running Lion hassle-free, including me.
I've used MobileMe since the beginning and have happily moved to iCloud, There's a couple of things you may miss from MobileMe in the short term but those things like iWeb hosting are going away anyway in June.
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Hi,
Signing in to your Nokia account in Nokia Suite is mandatory to view the information. Warranty information is based on the location in your Nokia account, that is, the country of your device purchase. Make sure the location in your Nokia account is the same as the place of purchase of your device. For South American countries please refer to your local support for the information.
Note: Warranty information is an estimate. For more information about warranty, check your local limited manufacturer’s warranty included in the sales package, or check your local Nokia support site.
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My Favorite Thing About the New Apple TV

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Your favorite thing?

tbigsmo wrote:
ah thank you. it seems to work fine networking 2 laptops and a desktop and backing up all 3 on the the time capsule. we also have 2 iphones and an ipad using the same network without issues. the only thing that doesn't work properly (as i have found out in this thread) is the apple tv.
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Hi
A few questions about the new Yoga 10 HD+ which I hope you can answer.
I bought the old model last year. Loved the design and long battery time but a few major issues made me return it.
Somewhere I read that it can't read NTFS over USB so I presume that's the same with an NTFS formatted microSD card?
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My old noname android tablet really could use an upgrade so I'm really curious whether this can be it or I should look at the competition and sacrify form factor and battery runtime.
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If it's not supporting either NTFS or exFAT on the microSD have anyone tried ext3 and/or ext4?
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Solved!
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Thanks!
OK. Seems I should just stay clear of this and look elsewhere
Sony for sure I know support exFAT. I'm usure about Samsung. Odd it seems so hard to find out. File sizes of +4 GB should be taken for granted - it's not 199x anymore...
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z.s.tar.gz wrote:Now, I think I am going to get an nvidia card, but I don't know which one...
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About the new Pages, please.

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Many thanks for your message, Peter. So glad to have your reply and impressed with all you’ve contributed to this topic here in the past.
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You hit the target CT.
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