I can't believe that no one has discovered the Easter Egg in the N97 yet!
My guess is that it shows a screen with a picture of a brick.
I can't believe that no one has discovered the Easter Egg in the N97 yet!
My guess is that it shows a screen with a picture of a brick.
So where is it?
It was supposed to have, but it doesn't work because of a bug...
it would be quicker and easier to go out and buy your own, you might also get what you paid for :tongue:
But he'd have to wait till january...
i'm sure my local Londis still has some 😊
I did find some Easter Egg wallpaper for the N97, though:
http://www.thumbplay.com/join/Easter+Egg+Basket-wallpaper-bonus
"Easter Eggs" in programming terms denote "secret & hidden" features in a program--the most notable being Excel '97s built-in flight simulator. They are considered a "finishing touch" by the programmers on their "work of art".
http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2008/03/top_10_software_easter_eggs-2/#more-282427
Here is one iPhone app easter egg:
http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2009/01/hidden_bells_and_whistles_in_googles_iphone_app_revealed-2/
Perhaps the reason there is no Easter Egg (so far) in the N97 is that the programmers didn't think it finished -or- a work of art? 🙄
Of course, I like Dave's explanation of there being one, but it doesn't work because of a bug.
rdcinhou wrote:Of course, I like Dave's explanation of there being one, but it doesn't work because of a bug.
Shhhhhhh... I'll get told off for moaning again.... 😉
The Nokia N800/N810 Internet Tablets didn't have an 'easter egg' per se, but they did have a "red pill/blue pill mode" a la The Matrix where the [COLOR="Red"]red pill [/COLOR]"takes you down the rabbit hole" (i.e. puts you into an advanced mode whereby you can override the repository settings for software installation).
The blue pill is the "safe" non-technical users mode.