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2012-02-02
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Originally Posted by mariusmssj
Symbian is still selling. It took them long to make it sparkle, but Belle, Carla and Donna could have been top sellers in their segment. However, after the burning memo, the opposite is a given.
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2012-02-02
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Originally Posted by panjgoori
RAM issue was resolved with Feature Pack 1, not 2. N95 8GB, N82, N93, E90 (OMAP 2420 devices), they all had 128MB RAM with demand paging (free ram was ~85MB on boot). S60v5 lacked RAM and a GPU and so did the FP2 devices. If Nokia was smart and added RAM and GPUs, even N-Gage would've still been alive. I love the app and its store. Job done well with no support whatsoever.
yeah. ram was the biggest problem in S60v2 and v3 devices. that was resolved in later devices running S60v3 Feature Pack 2. My Nokia 5320 was having 128 mb ram and was much high than the requirements of Symbian. The great thing about symbian is that its not resource hunger nor battery hunger.
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2012-02-02
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I don't like fanaticisim and as I said in my last post, n900 and maemo based devices were a gift from Nokia.
Nokia was always in mind of everyone because they were the most important and they were always with new products.
each new product generated comments and comments.
now I enter in Nokia site and see 0 interesting products.
I remember the days when nokia 9300 , nokia 9500 , nokia 7710, nokia 770 were in their site.
OOOOOHHHH my S80s...
One of the problems of actual Nokia is that it has lost its SOUL.
Its FAITH doing things in different ways...now they are just copying products.
the only thing I can say now is long life n900.
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Nokia was always in mind of everyone because they were the most important and they were always with new products.
each new product generated comments and comments.
now I enter in Nokia site and see 0 interesting products.
I remember the days when nokia 9300 , nokia 9500 , nokia 7710, nokia 770 were in their site.
OOOOOHHHH my S80s...
One of the problems of actual Nokia is that it has lost its SOUL.
Its FAITH doing things in different ways...now they are just copying products.
the only thing I can say now is long life n900.
regards.
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2012-02-02
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Originally Posted by mariusmssj
that 3 to 1 (N9 to Lumia) comes from the numbers Ahonen uses...
I don't have an issue with symbian but it did not have the advertising power that WP7 has "/ i loved all my symbian phones.
And to be fair i do really like WP7 it's too locked down for me and quite unpleasant to use, that is why i love my N9 <3
http://www.osnews.com/story/25569/No...selling_Lumia_
This article seems to say that for 1lumia sold 3 N9's were sold!
according to Ahonen's math and estimates, Nokia sold 600000 Lumia's last quarter (Q4)
the 1'500'000 (2 million?) N9's are not quite clearly defined neither (selling started in October, i believe whereas Lumia's only started shipping in late November or even December...)
for sure, N9 sells amazingly well for a device that is not supposed to whereas the "saviors" Lumia are far from a roaring success they should be...
but that's hardly NOKIA's fault, now, is it?
there are simply running m@le$$h!t's LostDOS Paralyzed
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2012-02-02
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Originally Posted by misterc
It's hard to have sales when Lumia 800 costs €490 in my country and a Nexus costs €510. Some idiot managed to buy the Lumia. I got excited for short and thought it was a N9. But then, I saw the buttons....
even though the number is controversial in its definition (number of devices shipped versus number sold) there seems to be about 1'000'000 Lumia's shipped/sold 'til recently (possibly including some in Jan, though...)
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2012-02-02
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Originally Posted by Setok
Reliable, happy customers should be the goal of any company. Nokia has them, but lesser now than say in 2007 - despite the world population growing.
The assumption of a 'cult' being behind Apple's success is dangerous, and a trap many companies could fall into. I'm sure there must be some Tru Fanboys out there, because everyone talks about them. I've yet to meet one, though. The fact of the matter is Apple makes really great products.
Regardless; you should look at how Apple did it. Innovation, great marketing, research and development around UI/UX, materials and distribution channels.
OK, I'm using an N9 right now. I love the look of the device, the buttonless operation, double tap to open, swipe...
But the reality is my iPhone is way more stable and much easier to set up. The battery on it also lasts clearly longer and the antenna seems stronger (antennagate was mostly FUD). The font rendering is also better (or, possibly, the selected fonts have better defined properties in a typographical sense), the screen more precise and colour rendering is nicer.
Nokia is where it's at because it had rubbish products in comparison. My S40 wasn't horrible, but I switched to an iPhone as soon as the 3G came out. But even before the iPhone I suffered just looking at people using S60.
Having said that, I think the N9 is the best product Nokia has produced in many, many years.
One that really shows the huge potential there could have been, and one that appeals to people's imaginations. The moment I saw an early prototype, I was immediately keen on it. Its fate is a sad thing.
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2012-02-02
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gee, me was thinking of Flop as the zealot...
Ollila: Reactions to Nokia Lumia positive...
Ollila: Reactions to Nokia Lumia positive...
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Originally Posted by patlak
4.95 € with contract or contract prolongation at T-Mobile D. Just like any other highend Android or iOS phone. But despite of that usual price, I have not seen any people using Lumia in Germany.
It's hard to have sales when Lumia 800 costs €490 in my country and a Nexus costs €510.
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2012-02-02
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I wish all Lumias go bankruptcy.
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2012-02-02
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i did not see any lumia in romania, only N9.
problem with N9 is that i only saw 16gb version, and for a device without sd, the 64 gb is a must. ( at least for me ).
problem with N9 is that i only saw 16gb version, and for a device without sd, the 64 gb is a must. ( at least for me ).
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