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I don't know if he's exaggerating or not, but I certainly hope not. Even so, it's unlikely we'll get Maemo-based smartphones geared for the high-end. If we're lucky there might eventually be one that creeps into smartphone hw territory. |
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Android - Ice cream sandwich is just out, the fist two pones with 720p resolution is out and in just two months there will be many more. Android has fast dual core mobiles, higher resolution in cheap mobile phones. Competition isn't standing still Is it possible to sell phones stuck at 480x800 with single core processors and bad support for new technologies? If they are very cheap, then maybe. But Nokia will pay a very very big price to sell those dirt cheap phones. Linux (Maemo) is a much better system and more people is involved in the development than Microsoft will put on its WP |
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The reason why Nokia dare not reveal breakdown figures is because N9 has outsold Lumia and this is devastating to Elop. Despite being banned from major markets, minimum promotion and declared dead by a Microsoft crazed Elop it outsold Lumia proving that his WP7 strategy is wrong. |
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ya know, ive been using my E6-00 for the last 6 months and picked up my N900 for the forst time in a while
this three year old UI feels two generations ahead of belle |
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(that said, Linux is great, I don't use anything else on my home PCs). |
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There would be some truth in the statement that WP is done to fit in slow hardware or hardware that need to take every step possible to save power TWO years ago. This is not the case anymore. At the end of 2012 we may see the first quad core mobile phone, we will certainly see it in 2013. Also, threading done in the hardware does not consuming more power. Having two cores and you can lower the frequency to save power. Single core processor that his clocked high will consume more power compared to a dual core that has a bit lower frequency. Mobile phones today is connected to internet all the time, they are checking things, tracking etc. All that while someone is talking in the phone or listens to music. In order to do that smoothly with a task based operating system it will consume much more power because the system needs to create all logic in the software. Also Windows Phone will NEVER get same support for different types of hardware that linux has Today if someone is saying "WP can't do multithreaded apps because it need to save power" is just marketing crap from someone that don't know how it works internally. |
Re: Nokia Q4 results are out. Lost $ 1.4 Billion. Now what Nokia will do ???
the best way forward for Nokia may be to use the fabled and currently vapourware Meltemi and their hardware expertise to start knocking out phones similar to the ZTE blade /BladeII and others which are mid spec Android devices getting pushed out at £100 or so.
Chuck the Swipe interface from the N9 on them to wow and seduce the punters, and allow these devices to be "unlocked" or customised by the community like Android can be (think cyanogenmod), and there may be a real chance for them to be very disruptive in the market. |
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