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Re: Nokia 7700, Nokia 7710 great touch smartphones

7700 = Darth Vader's phone

Re: Nokia 7700, Nokia 7710 great touch smartphones

Oh, and Darius : please learn to trim your quotes, especially when your 50-line rant about whatever just crossed your mind has nothing to do whatsoever with the 50-line post you are quoting...

And why close this thread ? It's fun ! and useful too, it replaces an entire forum all by itself. Hey, let's talk about UFOs. Did you know that Nokia is hiding its very own UFO in Helsinki, which it got from the Soviets who found it in the tundra and traded it for wodka ?

Maybe the aliens designed the 7700 and 7710. That would explain everything, really.

Re: Nokia 810 vs. Nokia 7700, Nokia 7710 great touch smartphones

Quote:

Originally Posted by Darius2006 (Post 101048)

Yahoo already installed stupid-filter and most of spam goes directly to trash.
Sometimes individual replies from maemo developers list go there too.
Building stupid-filter was my job 15 years ago.

Big deal. That isn't so hard:

Code:

grep -i "darius2006" Internets | xargs rm -rf

Or, for those of you operating killfiles:

Code:

/^From:.*Darius2006@*\.*/h:j

\o/ win!

Re: Nokia 810 vs. Nokia 7700, Nokia 7710 great touch smartphones

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Originally Posted by Darius2006 (Post 101091)

If you are downgrading these models today how can I trust you in what you say today about N810.
You have told the same about these models 3 years ago, trying to sell them to new buyers.

You can succeed presenting such marketing strategy.
I don't trust you.
Your comments are to much business-profit-orientated.

Closed.
No more response pls.

I forgot that Nokia wasn't a business. Apparently they're a charity for people that refuse to use current products.

Nokia isn't forcing you to buy anything. If you want to use a 770, use a 770. You haven't lost any functionality from when you bought the 770. The N800 and N810 are capable of doing more. This is partially hardware of course, the 770 is slow running OS 2006.

If you don't want to buy an IT, don't buy an IT. If you have worked in this industry as long as you say you have, then why would it surprise you so much that product lines change, hardware improves, and revisions are frequent?