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Nokia to return to the smartphone market in 2017
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http://nokiapoweruser.com/nokia-will...fficial-slide/ |
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I thougt this was from Foxkia...
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ahaha foxkia just like the ifox and the samfox
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Nothing to see hers folks: It stll says "Nokia brand return to smartphones"
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As long as they will deliver high end slide-out landscape qwerty smartphones, I'm happy
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..... With 5.5" and sailfish on it :D
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with Android as underlying data squid/leech? Nope, thanks. |
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if it has android then it can have cm, and if it has cm then it can have sfos
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A Nokia with size of a N9 running SFOS...
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and also I wouldn't be so enthusiastic about the nokia returning to smartphones market. This is not the same as nokia till 2011. It looks like it will be another Samsung-like marketing, create yet another 16core phone, put android on it and sell it and be sure it will break in year or so. in another words THIS IS NOT THE CASE OF OUR COMMUNITY, IT'S NOT WHAT COMMUNITY WOULD HAVE WANTED! Nokia already turn her back on us, I think now is the time to grow up and turn on nokia with our asses naked. We sholud be more intrested in another projects that continues maemo tradition, we already have Jolla's devices, have neo900 coming our way and still (we) haven't reach the point where we made most of our devices, maemo-line gadgets are still waiting to be pushed more :) |
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So we should make a list for all customers that want nokia (or anyone) to produce (updated) N950 :-)
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Nothing featured in this thread will happen. If it did happen, it won't sell in big enough numbers to warrant attention.
Now. Let's see if Nokia proves me wrong. |
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A MeeGo with SD821 and 4gb of RAM, ah what a beautiful dream, let me sleep again.
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Came here just to post this, I guess at the very least we'll be able to see how wrong Microsoft really was.
Fwiw, I'm now using an Android for work running the Nokia labs home screen, and I have complete faith that a Nokia designed and service-equipped Android would easily overtake Samsung as top dog. Here's hoping they don't faff up Nokia's last chance to be relevant |
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The old Nokia hardware (quality) that we know and love isn't coming back. However, I'm looking forward for their designs, that's something that I've missed (hoping that they'll bring back some cool designs that they've had in the past).
On the other hand, although Android is pretty good, I wish they'd release a phone that's Mer flavoured! (Most probably won't happen though). |
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HMD officially takes over the Nokia phone business (article on gsmarena.com)
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OTOH, you may prefer to keep on believing... |
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Thing is- the market is rather crowded nowadays. Producing a device dual booting Android & Meego/Sailfish might not be that stupid after all. Of course this won't happen, but there have been ideas that were a lot more stupid.
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That's interesting
"HMD Global was created six months ago explicitly for the purpose of creating Nokia phones. HMD is still a Finnish company, and 16 of the 17 executives on HMD's "Team" page are former Nokia employees". http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/...oming-in-2017/ |
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The fact these new devices will be Android based means it'll be of no use to the majority here.
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Folks here were/are up in arms about Sailfish having Android and the rampant "I'll never run it" mantra from key members, albeit somewhat grating, is oft repeated. I don't think that it's exaggerated at all. |
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Of course Android has its uses, if it didn't it would not sell so much.
For myself it is just an useful component providing hardware adaptation libraries for devices. I have to grant it is wonderful that Android is so abundant; Imagine if all devices were WP/iOS, it would be absolutely impossible to port any decent OS to those devices. |
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Don't get me wrong, I have outright disdain for Android too. Unfortunately it's the only workable OS just now.
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*Note: I'm having to use an iPhone and iPad for creative and work purposes now. I know a shitload about "settling"... ugh. |
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Out of curiosity.
From your all estimate, how likely is it or what would need to happen that HMD offers dualboot option android/sailfish ? Given they are ex-nokians as i read, maybe they have a sentimental vein Jolla could tap somehow :p Like "hey, sent us a prototype and we will adapt SFOS free of charge just for the major exposure, reach and bilateral heartwarming PR story?" |
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Yep, settling. If we had more decent options then it would be a choice rather than a compromise. |
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android or not it doesn't matter to me. I support Jolla based on the number of ex maemo/nokia people involved who I feel would still be @ nokia, working away on a meego or meego derived platform, if it had not been for elop. with how good the n9 was, imagine where we could be now...
we will have to wait and see what the new venture brings. will we see a company trying to bring nokia back as a name to rival samsung and apple, pushing new tech features the way devices like the N95, N900 and N9 did or someone happy chucking out mid range reasonable devices following the pack. if they're well built and the os or a custom image is usable with libhybris it opens up possibilites, same for any device. fremantle-gtk3 is currently sticking with matchbox but if matchbox or a future replacement supports wayland it could mean a fremantle/hildon based system. |
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Anyway it won't be the Nokia we knew before.
https://youtu.be/J-ugejUno9U?t=2m13s |
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These new devices could Probably be hacked to run Sailfish, Tizen or Ubuntu.
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and that market coercion only flings fuel on the fire. I am still concerned about the security flaws android has are too serious to even use continuously. For anyone who crosses borders for a living Android is a risk. |
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Just to answer myself regarding HMD/Jolla cooperation, hmd is focusing on "cheap-feature-phone-1-month-batterylife" market as it looks. So no "need" for SFOS on theyr end for now.
Quite smart to pick up the segment where Nokia was strongest until the end, isn't it? |
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Indeed. OTOH, $26 seems a bit too much. You can buy cheap pay-as-you-go phones here for £9.99. Admittedly those are phone (and probably SMS) only, no features.
If I could get a cheap phone with Bluetooth (for hands-free use in the car) that could be used as a mobile hotspot, I would go for it in an instant. No other features required. |
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