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Re: Must read! Tomi Ahonen roasts Elop's decisions
...and a very good one. Lubeman should be proud of you, in the way that a guy from NA can actually assess things "right".
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Re: Must read! Tomi Ahonen roasts Elop's decisions
About windows CE....that most likely will change soon with WP8
http://www.osnews.com/story/25574/Mi..._Use_NT_Kernel Not that it matters to end users really |
Re: Must read! Tomi Ahonen roasts Elop's decisions
It's just a kernel. Won't make such a difference. Look at webOS, it will use a standard Linux kernel when they move to "open" instead of their current one that's patched, but the environment / software stack around that is crap. Same with WP.
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Why on earth doesn't the rest of the board or the big stockholders do somehing about this stupid strategy? Actually they do NOTHING to replace him! Just plain ****ing NOTHING! I am sure they will reselect him this year. So question is: Is it only we at TMO and some newssites who actually care!? |
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If I made an app for Palm and no other OS, does that make Palm a superior OS? No, it makes me stupid for making an app on a dead OS. Nokia makes HW that work only on Symbian (an os with a market share in free fall), does that make Symbian Superior? No, it makes Nokia stupid. The stupidity is unbelievable actually. Nokia has this gem of a technology that is protected with more than 80 patents. Any other company with such a technology in their hands (except Apple), would put that technology on a top end Android device to be sure that the profit from that technology is maximized. The last thing any other company would do was to put that technology on a device running Symbian. |
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The problem with abandoning a particular strategy in this case, is that all the offshoot projects, R&D, etc relating to that strategy will be less directly relevant to the new strategy. (i.e. it will take time to migrate the technology to any new system.) |
Re: Must read! Tomi Ahonen roasts Elop's decisions
Windows was a horrible choice for flagship OS, agreed. However It is important to understand that Symbian is not the ultimate OS to have. Symbian is better than Windows Phone because it probably at the moment has better apps and flexibility. However I strongly disagree with the point made on the article that Symbian is better than Android. Really? Why do people deny the pure fact that Android is the only true OPEN os that lets people do whatever they want and its evolving and available for many devices. Don't get me wrong I am not an Android fan (Give me Maemo 5 Community edition any day) but it is probably the best os out there right now.
Also Nokia necessarily did not have to move to Android they could have stuck to Linux based OS technology and introduced them to Symbian lovers...trust me after thousand groans and moans they would have realized what a great OS a linux makes. So my point is Nokia needed to evolve in the OS department that's for sure whether with a more advanced version of Symbian, stick to Maemo Meego or even Android. If they stuck to Symbian they would still have that niche market. With Android they would have a more mainstream market. With windows phone they have close to zero market. But bear in mind an organization always needs to evolve. |
Re: Must read! Tomi Ahonen roasts Elop's decisions
...or revolve.
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