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Originally Posted by nwerneck View Post
They care about having products to satisfy local needs, for example. They care about creating multiple models. Look at the Symbian^3 phones, one has a hardware keyboard, one has a great camera, one is slim and cheaper...
I agree. But none has all. Not good for the bottom line I guess. Why no E7 type of device with N8 camera? The N900 was as close as something can come to a super phone. Hopefully the Harmattan device will be a super phone.


Originally Posted by nwerneck View Post
As consumers, we must be true to ourselves, and look to satisfy our needs, and not spend so much time caring if the product will attract many other users or not. Of course is good to use something that is very popular, but this is not paramount.

We live in the "long tail". This is a long tail project. It might become pop one day, who knows? I am concerned with having my "dream" device first of all.
Again I agree with you. Instead of looking at a device and using it to the extent it lets you use it (iPhone anyone?), people should look at what they want from a device and then buy the device that fits their needs.
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