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#21
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Originally Posted by switch-hitter
Are you Tomi Ahonen?
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
Or is it the LG Prade of 2006?
Everyone is copying iPhone of 2007.
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#23
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
I'm much better looking than Tomi Ahonen
Are you Tomi Ahonen?
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This is not a smartphone. This way I can even say that my old Viewty is a smartphone. Or LG Cookie, or even LG KS360. Those aren't smartphones.
The oldest smartphone I used is HTC Universal 64, Windows Mobile 5, and the best smartphone experience for those years.
Last edited by chemist; 2013-12-09 at 13:22.
The oldest smartphone I used is HTC Universal 64, Windows Mobile 5, and the best smartphone experience for those years.
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#25
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Originally Posted by TheoX
The original iPhone of 2007 wasn't a smartphone, even now it's debatable.
This is not a smartphone. This way I can even say that my old Viewty is a smartphone. Or LG Cookie, or even LG KS360. Those aren't smartphones.
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Originally Posted by switch-hitter
It revolutionized phone industry. I still remember NOKIA executives scared sheeetless when it came out. Even they knew that everything will be touchscreen.....it revolutionized everything...everything now has conformed to iphone model, even packaging! I remember NOKIA changing to iphone packaging too!
The original iPhone of 2007 wasn't a smartphone, even now it's debatable.
Nope boys, there is a simple reason why iphone is numero UNO. And everyone is imitating. Including JOlla, including NOKIA....poor NOKI, they tried to turn Symbian into touchscreen...N8....perhaps even a bigger craaaap than N9....told us they cant code. NOKIA is just not a software company.
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Originally Posted by Artyom
Fartyom, read again. I never mention iOS7.
yes if making a touchscreen device is copying then yes. But who told you that iphone was unique? Birds?
btw you claim sailfish is being copied from ios 7 explain that. if not go to wpcentral.
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
You do know NOKIA were already making touchscreen devices don't you? A touchscreen wasn't some amazing revelation to them. Symbian had touch support baked in since it was called Epoch32 and run on Psion PDAs.
It revolutionized phone industry. I still remember NOKIA executives scared sheeetless when it came out. Even they knew that everything will be touchscreen.....
NOKIA's real problem was clunky old hardware, too low-powered and ugly to do their excellent software justice. It was only the remarkable efficiency of their software that enabled it to run on such modest hardware, slothful operating systems like iOS and Windows Phone certainly wouldn't have been able too.
Now NOKIA are doing much better hardware but they've partnered with a company with a world wide reputation for unstable, insecure software.
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Originally Posted by switch-hitter
Sure they did. Touchscreen was nothing knew, nor did Apple invent anything fundamental. But they packaged everything so well, so smooth, so tied together and so user friendly. That IS innovation. Now tell me what did Harmattan package well? NOTHING. Buggy and frustrating experience. If Jolla gets 0.0000001% of the market, i.e., sell few hundred phones to few dreamy, ex-Maemo fanboys.......they will be lucky.
You do know NOKIA were already making touchscreen devices don't you? A touchscreen wasn't some amazing revelation to them. Symbian had touch support baked in since it was called Epoch32 and run on Psion PDAs.
NOKIA's real problem was clunky old hardware, too low-powered and ugly to do their excellent software justice. It was only the remarkable efficiency of their software that enabled it to run on such modest hardware, slothful operating systems like iOS and Windows Phone certainly wouldn't have been able too.
Now NOKIA are doing much better hardware but they've partnered with a company with a world wide reputation for unstable, insecure software.
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
There's no doubt Apple made a very slick feature phone and marketed it very well, if you want to call that 'innovation' knock yourself out, no one can touch you for it.
Sure they did. Touchscreen was nothing knew, nor did Apple invent anything fundamental. But they packaged everything so well, so smooth, so tied together and so user friendly. That IS innovation.
