All,
As some of you may know the Admin of NotionInkHacks.com (Andy Smith - Me) has had the opportunity to do e-mail interviews with Rohan (CEO) of Notion Ink. The people over and notionaddicts.com started help guide on google documents with frequently asked questions about the Adam. I offered to help and suggested that we turn it into a wiki instead. This guide has tons of information about the Adam. Please check it out at
notioninkhacks.com/wiki/
Also, please keep up the good work with this community. The more of these we have the better chances for success with the Adam and future products of Notion Ink. The community that follows the device is just as important as the device itself.
Thanks,
Andy
www.notioninkhacks.com/wiki/ here's that link
btw good job on the interviews, really looking forward to the next one
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A thought occurred to me here while just browsing the forums.
If it doesn't already exist, I'm wondering how many senior members as well as new members might be interested in having a place where live dialog could be done. Many a time I could see threads and posts by people looking for help or just making a simple query out of curiosity waited days or weeks before seeing a resolve or no answer at all on ones which the answer was easy. I've taken a few that looked like no answers that I was reasonably sure I was correct and posted an answer to and thusly those people probably at least if they did get a resolve went away thinking at leastsomeone was watching wanting to share knowledge and experience. Now while I know it could not replace the overall usefullness of a forum, as with a forum the answer is only a search away. Some answers could be resolved without saying "search the forum" or more degrading and sarcastic answers like "Why don't people just learn to use google to search" coming from an It support background I understand there are people that don't fully understand search engines or forums but are very good at following step by step instruction or pointing directly to a link to a post on the forum.
So my idea is a reasonably setup irc server with channels named properly to reflect the device of interest "Blue Angel" "Hermes" "Elf" "Universal" etc. where a person could go for quick explination or direction. and talk live to other members.
also a general discussion area for say windows mobile in general, or even just general rant about achievements or development feedback and idea sharing with more experienced developers who want to join in.
I don't know if this I already available as I haven't seen any that relate to this forum. But I think it would be a good resoure to both new and more senior and experienced users to have available.
Please feel free to give your feedback on this idea, but as I know how forums can be.
Please keep your feedback constructive and professional like the intelligent and respectful people I've seen so far.
Thanks
Note: yes to answer this ahead of time I'm thinking about starting up something like this or would be willing to help set it up if the owners of this forum would be interested. feel free to move this thread to a more proper section as you see fit
You are right it requires a lot
Hi everybody,
Let me introduce myself. I'm M_T_M , your new forum mod for the HTC Wallaby.
I've been on xda-developers for over a year now. Mostly visiting the devices I own and supporting other forums with the experince I've gathered on this great site. Maybe some of you have seen me lately in the forums helping a little.
Now, I'm happy and honored to be appointed to the HTC Wallaby forums to provide mod assistance to all of you in the best way I can to this great community.
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Hello XDA Supporters!
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sorry for not being able to link, but as a new user here I currentlly can't make proper links.
You can ask for developers here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=43215793
Good luck.
Thanks
Thanks a lot. Posting now
nikwen said:
You can ask for developers here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=43215793
Good luck.
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