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to non-finns, I think most finns appear quite similar in appearance...very narrow gene pool there or something.

No offense to the finns on here, I like finns :)

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I don't either. I simply find it to the be the most ridiculous thing... especially since I have facebook.

Why the hell would I want to maintain a status on multiple sites? Meh. I am baffled at how popular twitter is, actually.</OT>

Re: Nokia exec Niklas Savander welcomes your questions on Twitter
 

I don't like to update my status on it either, but I do find it vauable to have an account to have saved twitter searches. With as many people using it, doing searches for #meego or whatever else you are interested in is a good way to aggregate interesting ontent that has a wider horizontal reach than, say, RSS.

Re: Nokia exec Niklas Savander welcomes your questions on Twitter
 

Q1: "Why doesn't Nokia talk to us more?"

Q2: "Hey forget that first question-- wtf, are you people all on crack???? Your phones don't work, your UIs are crap, you don't do anything right... Apple will eat you alive!!!!11111!!!1"

A: ...

Re: Nokia exec Niklas Savander welcomes your questions on Twitter
 

The sad part is that this dude wont even see the questions that the pr crew don't find useful for him to answer in the "video". This aint no coincident, they have they agenda and plan. We as N900 users not included. New sales, new partners and teasers for the mobiletabloids.cox .

Re: Nokia exec Niklas Savander welcomes your questions on Twitter
 

Thanks for the reply! It was a serious question, appearances aside.

I feel the same about Facebook.

Still, when a quake hits (I'm in California), Twitter beats heck out of the news media. And Iran news was also very valuable.

These days, Twitter is mostly advertising. But it's like the LA river, which is practically dry now. When the rains are pouring, it becomes turbulent and dangerous and just unrecognizable from other times. Twitter is like that, too, except not dangerous.

It's just that this guy was saying that such-and-such an event was happening, and he sounded interested. He said he didn't have Twitter like I'd say I don't have an iPad. But he could get Twitter in less than a minute, check out the event, and delete his account later. I couldn't do that with an iPad -- I'd have to buy one first.

So it was good to get an explanation of your point of view.

Re: Nokia exec Niklas Savander welcomes your questions on Twitter
 

I actually spend most of my time in Finland and I'm married to a Finn so I know what I'm talking about when I say his picture looks like a real estate agent's picture :D

I doubt that any of our questions would get answered considering the millions of Nokia users on twitter.

I would want Nokia to release an official statement stating which devices would be getting Qt support because there hasn't been enough clarity around it. Many owners of older Symbian devices are asking it on forums. Clarity would give them teh confidence that what they are buying has a future else they could go with a different device.

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If you live in Finland, why don't you barge in Nokia's HQ and demand answers?

Re: Nokia exec Niklas Savander welcomes your questions on Twitter
 

I find it rather laughable that people actually expect answers that will satisfy their curiosity.

Re: Nokia exec Niklas Savander welcomes your questions on Twitter
 

it all has to be for free