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Was just notified that my Lumia 920 CYAN is IN!!. And, they will only charge it as if it is an upgrade, $99, instead of the full price originally. Yay!

Stock will keep going up. Its a decent product that will do well.

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Just like I lied about the 3 N9s.....

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It's a big phone. I mean real big. You can kill someone with this thing.

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Originally Posted by daperl (Post 1301085)

The State of Smartphones in 2012: Part I of our Ultimate Guide

Best Windows Phone 8 handset: [hint: It's not a Nokia]

And this will effect the Nokia stock exactly how?

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Originally Posted by Lumiaman (Post 1301100)

It's a big phone. I mean real big. You can kill someone with this thing.

pst: what about that daperl/shitter/dramos trio ? :D

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Originally Posted by specc (Post 1301101)

And this will effect the Nokia stock exactly how?

If high end smartphones are part of their success strategy, poorly. People generally don't like the way Nokia's flagship phone feels. This bad first impression points to a core ineptitude on Nokia's part, but most of us saw this coming with the size transition from the Lumia 800 to the Lumia 900. Hey, I love big phones, my Galaxy Nexus kicks a*s, but I bet the Galaxy Note II feels better in the hand than a Lumia 920.

Nokia didn't get the memo on how to compete in the high end smartphone arena. But that's okay, according to the graph you pointed to, Series 40 will pull them through.

Elop rules!

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Yay!!! ELOP rules in Europe

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Originally Posted by daperl (Post 1301110)

Nokia didn't get the memo on how to compete in the high end smartphone arena. But that's okay, according to the graph you pointed to, Series 40 will pull them through.

Looking at the stat counter, I am quite surprised at how well our good old friend Symbian is still doing. If you pick any area or region you will find it amongst the top 4 mobile OS's and constantly ahead of WP. It's only immediate competition is BB and the "other os" category (that is when it is not in the #1 slot).

Not bad for OS that has been put out to pasture.

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Originally Posted by specc (Post 1300947)

I picked Europe, because Europe is the place where people change phones at a most rapid paste. It is also the place with most varying user base regarding what's hot and what's not.

Android is growing, but that is not all that is happening. WP is getting a larger and larger user base, it's the ecosystem with largest relative growth, by far.

WP may never become as large as android, but it may already be large enough to be viable.

s/paste/pace/

You seem to be trying to exercise "cherry-picking." The key word you used was 'relative', in addition to trying to choose a best-case scenario for what you wish was a trend... once again, framing things in the best light possible despite the fact that you could also frame a user-base that went from one user to two users in the last six months in a large meeting room as 'doubled marketshare!' despite still only being two users in a crowded building full of comparatively thousands of other users of anything else. That's hardly 'viable.'

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Originally Posted by switch-hitter (Post 1300956)

Thanks :o I like you too.

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Originally Posted by switch-hitter (Post 1300956)

I think you find it nearly as hard to resist as I do :D

I do.