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Originally Posted by naabi View Post
For Nokia's sake this should be just the first step. I don't see why they wouldn't want the money from the small applications that Apple is collecting all the time. Maybe when the next generation Maemo devices come available...
I would do so many things differently from Nokia Corp. these days, but I guess they did something right in the past...

For example, why don't they simply waive the bloody hurdle fees and other unnecessary hoops initially in order to attract developers and help them stay afloat while the userbase of the new platform is still relatively small??

Later on I'd consider establishing some sort of "progressive taxation" regime as in the Nordic countries, although I suspect the well enumerated Nokia management isn't to happy about that concept in general.

If I've understood correctly, Apple app store payment methods include AT&T phone bill. IMO this is vital to make buying the cheap stuff as easy as possible. Nokia has not been able to make this kind of a deal in the U.S.
Sure... what we all need is yet another revenue sucker in the supply chain, and this would obviously necessitate having a limited number or even exclusive "service providers" in each geography. And all these additional steps will need to feed the required swarms of hungry lawyers and pencilpushers/managers managing the numerous (?) micropayment streams...

Too many companies and departments want their paws in this pie. It should be really, really simple for the app developer and the customer.
 

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