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maemo5 or harmattan? Yes i totally agree about stability, but both fremantle or harmattan are stable, for me personally my n900 boot into maemo5 in the morning(i need call, thats true), but when i come home, Nitdroid is there(my son(3years old) wanna play fruit ninja, and i use my n9(my wife's phone), already sold my lumia and galaxy, i just loving how the way maemo is, totally different and unique

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And therein lies my problem. Maemo was different enough to have compelled me to purchase multiple devices over multiple iterations of their OS.

And now, we're dealing with the fact that Maemo will not be funded in a way we'd all consider worthy for what innovations it brings to the table. Also, third party support will never be what we'd like either and community support is great, downright impressive what's been done in this community actually... but we'll never see certain tier apps that mainstream folks need to compel them to invest into a platform.

Skype is great, no video call though? Problem. Google Talk is great, video even better... but no Google Plus nor support for "Huddles" and it becomes a hard sell.

No Whatsapp (officially), no Pandora (official), no official eBay, and you end up with a situation of where it's an orphaned mobile OS that multi-tasks like no other, but will not receive support from the people that make it all the way to third party support - no EA, no Microsoft (on Maemo)... among others. It's not there on Maemo.

And after 6+ years, you cannot do that in a mainstream app wanting society. Nor can you do that without media - movies, music either.

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Thats nokia failure not support it, it will be different if nokia never say will abandon it, whatsapp or any other apps will come if nokia support it properly, maemo itself is brilliant

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1 Lets say I agree.

2 If nokia adds something to WP and WP is then sold to HTC then HTC would get whatever nokia added in the OS. WP is not Nokias IP and they can't sue anyone over it.

3 Press release said MS would poor some money down Nokias way for their choice but it was never mentioned that Nokia would get part out ow WP income which is minimal anyway I remember the analysis on hom MS was making more money suing Android manufacturers than from WP.

4 Um No the only one getting royalties for android is micro$hit. Android itself is free however if you want to use google services such as google maps commercially then you have to pay which was the case with iPad.

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Sooooo.... yeah. Website counter. heheh Awesome.. THAT's a reliable stat. Yeah, if you could...please cite the website that you got this from. So far, it's rapidly apparent that this is probably not very relevant but please feel free to make your case just the same.

I can't believe you didn't list the Zune right away. I would TOTALLY put that at the top of that list for the #1 Microsoft EPIC FAIL AWARD.


But.. but... szopin told me in another thread that running a NEWER version of Android is still better even if it's crippled! ;)


You seem to conveniently have this problem an awful lot when it looks like you're about to make a weak argument. :) Perhaps you should invest in a bluetooth keyboard like I do, or maybe wait until you get home to use a big boy's computer to tap out your blatherskite?

Citation please. I can't remember ever seeing this. Last I checked, I believe that title was held by Insight Imaging. Or maybe it was Aptina Imaging? Mitek Systems? ADI? You know... honestly, it looks like ANY company can claim to be the leader in mobile imaging and stranger (for your argument), I can't seem to find Nokia on that list of market leaders in mobile imaging. Just what the hell are you talking about? :)

This is a pretty common tactic (buying for patent portfolios) in a post-SCO era. Sad, but true. This is what even honest companies and open-source itself has even had to lower itself down to. This is why there's now the existence of things like the Open Inventions Network.

This doesn't.. even.. make sense? What are you pointing to specifically? What press release making what point?

It's free and open and only portions of it are closed. Pretty much the same deal you get with Maemo. I'm pretty sure Google makes ALL of its money on Android from both advertising and Android Market (play) cut of sales. There's no licensing of the free and open portions of Android and, last I checked, the closed portions were free as in beer with no fee for licensing. If you know otherwise, can you PLEASE.. PLEASE for the love of accuracy and informed knowledge cite where you're getting your information from? Otherwise, you're injecting new information without citation and it does look like an un-truth. Savvy? Otherwise, the only 'fee' I've seen are the submarine "troll" patents from Microsoft to extort a bogus license on bogus patents they won't even tell you about. That's certainly not income for Google and it's irrelevant as a "license."

You're starting to make Maemo sound like a Chinese knock-off eco-system with sound-alike, look-alike non-brand-name products that kinda-sorta look or do the thing the REAL ecosystems have and do... only something is off or crippled here and there.

Poor Maemo. What did Nokia do to you. You had SO MUCH PROMISE and POTENTIAL!

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Seen Nokia Transport on HTC device? It's a killer app for me, hope it will get ported to other Nokia OSes

Wifi/3G works well. Actually, just learned we have free HSPA+ internet in Poland, going to use my dev device for unlimited internet access. NITdroid is a likely oS for that as the SIM they give you doesn't support calls anyway (and is not capped like my standard contract). Sure, very limited user target, but have few friends who use their work mobile only for receiving sms(text) for server crashes, also quite some people carry two phones around (though usually other is blackberry, your experience might differ)

In different context, but yes (willing to bet gerbick has/carries few mobiles if he is so lacking upper tier apps, NITdroid ICS while having reliable Lumia together is an option, no? or does ebay app require calls...)

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Um... they said something like that... "Nokia N9 and MeeGo will be supported and updated 'for years'"

Yeah. Right.

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Great and all... it's still not a 1 for 1 phone call ready Android replacement.

eBay requires data. If dual-boot meant I'd not lose a call, I'd been happier. But that's not the case.

And for the record, I carry now only a laptop, an Android tablet and a cellphone. That's all...

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Tell that to gingerbread users, there's millions of them. Still, argument was over over-hyped Nokia/MS with no Apollo update kick their users in the nuts. Google does the same, has always been, no facebook fangroups have been devoted to: lets abandon Google as they churn out newer OSes faster than what we get. This argument was danramos specific as he posted vidblog with such claims as having any impact on WP sales (very unlikely, but they do spam daily so looking for talking points I guess)

EDIT: Sorry, need to jab for my own pleasure... what in N900 would make you loose 2 devices? For me: laptop, tablet and phone sounds just ridiculous. Surely work related stuff, but... N900 gives the idea that all those can be served by one device. What are the use-scenarios for the other junk (than phone)? Genuinely curious

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Yeah. Those Gingerbread users can actually make phone calls. Which part of that seems to be overlooked in my part of the discussion.

I don't have to have the newest, or fastest... but if I buy a phone, it needs to work as a phone. And if there's a lot of hype around replacing the OS it needs to work - remember when the HTC HD2 got Android, it also made phone calls.

MeeGo 1.3 was supposed to come out last October. There's enough nut kicks from all of these companies to go around to us consumers.

Definitely the case. But let's be honest... those fringe groups that want to do boycott something because X isn't coming to their machine... they'll end up buying something akin to what they're used to in the future or buy something that is more or less better researched in terms of becoming a purchase.

Flash 11 player, more RAM, better third party support, no resistive screen that scratches that damn easily, a bit bigger screen (same resolution okay), Unity3D support, more RAM (I feel the need to say this twice), AT&T 3G/LTE data radio(s), updated Skype, ability to run my Adobe AIR apps that I make now for Android/Blackberry/Intel App-Up, a non-loosening microUSB port...

I can list out more. But let's just say that my needs do not follow what the masses here want. I don't code QML - no compelling reasons nor device plans to grab onto while in the US - and honestly if I go back to something like a developers phone, I'd want it to be where I can get the most exposure.

Ovi wasn't doing that - in fact, originally they were infuriating folks it seems.

For work was only what I was relating to... for pleasure, only a phone. For some other stuff, phone in pocket and tablet in hand.

It tried rather hard. Take the insides of the N9, place them into the N950, add a few more refinements and that would have been a perfect phone + tablet replacement for me.

Now? Looking at the Samsung Galaxy Note instead. Nokia had their chance, and now my choices are expanding to where that's moving elsewhere now in regards to where I purchase something next.