View Single Post
Posts: 35 | Thanked: 19 times | Joined on Sep 2010
#1433
Originally Posted by pasih View Post
I would assume that MeeGo will be part of the "Extra investment to innovate new technologies", but who knows.
I think this is corporate speak for false hope to try not to drive away current developers and users. We keep hearing this line and the ******ed "future disruptions" line... Nothing that you develop in a *nix platform can be readily and easily moved to a Windows platform or the other way around. Not that it's not possible it's just hard and takes careful planning. And since MS's stuff is all silverlight/.net that makes it harder.

I'd assume that they are not rolling over in front of Ballmer, and that probably MeeGo will be some sort of plan b in the future. But the union steward guy said during the last night's panel discussion that if NoWin-phones are a failure it will be really hard to bring people back to Symbian or MeeGo, since Elop described them as failure already.
This is how I feel, they made a plan and sold it for 18+ months, gained their current user and developer base buy in then with no warning in 2 months time basically said nope not doing any of that consider that dead, now 180 and hey all that stuff you bought bought was crap anyway, thanks for your money. Buy our Windows Phone stuff it be better, oh and by the way their be more symbian in the mean time so give us more money for stuff we won't support by next year. Umm thanks nokia, but no thanks.

Nokia is practically saying that they'll bring out one product and after that there might be no future with MeeGo at all.
No just no future with nokia. The one thing about their meego device is that because of the nature of meego knowledgeable users can update it themselves to hold them over until another device comes out from a different manufacturer.
 

The Following User Says Thank You to nocain For This Useful Post: