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Originally Posted by magic_doc View Post
I am looking forward for this too. I am hoping for an integrated solution that can sync the Ubuntu-Desktop with the phone flawlessly. Canonical would be the only real open-source-player in the game as Android isn't entirely free.
Canonical's stuff isn't entirely free either, unless you're talking "free" as in "beer." Let's not forget all the closed-source drivers, firmware and other things. I will at least concede that it's a faaaaar cry more free than Maemo or even any fully working version of MeeGo for any device. On the other hand, you can run Ubuntu on Android.. so.. it seems the waters are very muddy.

Originally Posted by Tarzan- View Post
Partially agreed, but may be I'm quite contented with what I get. I don't need dual or quad cores, 3.5" - 4" excellent screen size, haven't gone up than 8GB storage on my phone, so 32GB is kind of useless to me. Oh and certainly I don't need 100K apps.

I've had phones from every major manufacturer but more I used them the more I loved Nokia.
Anecdotal experience aside, it still doesn't help you or anyone else to have a closed mind about what is better. If we applied such thinking more broadly, we would be practicing Luddites and even your precious Nokia wouldn't be around.

Originally Posted by litemotiv View Post
Oh they outsourced their support? That explains the F-ing annoying/unproductive e-mail conversation i had with them this weekend.

Me: I am trying to download the app "Restore AccuWeather for Meego" from the store but it fails with an "unknown download error".
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[no further reply from "Jenny"]
WHERE IS YOUR NOKIA NOW?


Originally Posted by scribbles View Post
Besides, no one wants last years specs. And if you don't believe this line of thinking then you're telling me that you NEVER upgrade an app (which is bulls#it) because it's the same premise. We will always want the lastest.
Best damn thing anybody has commented about Nokia's trends. For the people who rail against dual and quad-core processors because "they don't need it", you're not just missing out on faster processing, but also on more efficient processing, efficient accelerated graphics and far, FAR better battery performance squeezing out better performance for smaller batteries. There IS benefit to using these newer processors beyond faster processing. If you still want to stick to your weird backwards thinking then please go back to your far slower, far less efficient 80486 computers and stop coming here. Luddites.
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