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Originally Posted by gerbick
Do you actually expect an answer to that
I had three iPhones. They officially bore me.
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and you know what the answer would be so why ask .... your funny sometimes 
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2011-08-07
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Originally Posted by abill_uk
I had the original iPhone, iPhone 3G and the iPhone 3GS. Skipped the iPhone 4 - opted to test & develop on the iPad instead.
Do you actually expect an answer to that
Superior isn't the first thing that comes to mind. And right now, I'm switching between a Motorola Atrix and Dell Venue Pro. On the tablet front, I have a Motorola Xoom, the aforementioned iPad, and since I was able to save $200 off, I got the 16GB HP TouchPad just yesterday.
So yeah... I was seriously asking. Do I expect an answer? Hell yes.
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2011-08-07
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Your just BRILLIANT i really mean that... hell why aint you on the dammm council !!!!!.
I had the original iPhone, iPhone 3G and the iPhone 3GS. Skipped the iPhone 4 - opted to test & develop on the iPad instead.
Superior isn't the first thing that comes to mind. And right now, I'm switching between a Motorola Atrix and Dell Venue Pro. On the tablet front, I have a Motorola Xoom, the aforementioned iPad, and since I was able to save $200 off, I got the 16GB HP TouchPad just yesterday.
So yeah... I was seriously asking. Do I expect an answer? Hell yes.
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2011-08-07
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The people on the council are much smarter and involved in this community than I could fathom or commit.
And I'm far from brilliant. My company gives me the chance to test cool stuff. Sadly, Nokia has not been on my list, so I grabbed that as a hobbyist instead.
Respect the council. Those dudes are trying hard to represent us.
And I'm far from brilliant. My company gives me the chance to test cool stuff. Sadly, Nokia has not been on my list, so I grabbed that as a hobbyist instead.
Respect the council. Those dudes are trying hard to represent us.
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2011-08-07
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Are you in love with one of the council members? oh wait no, they are all men
The people on the council are much smarter and involved in this community than I could fathom or commit.
And I'm far from brilliant. My company gives me the chance to test cool stuff. Sadly, Nokia has not been on my list, so I grabbed that as a hobbyist instead.
Respect the council. Those dudes are trying hard to represent us.
.Well i am sorry but i do not share your enthusiasm for the council, and i was joking about the former lol.
Your a cool guy gerbick and i wish you had the time to be a council member i really do.
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2011-08-07
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Originally Posted by gerbick
I get the feeling that Nokia can actually wait until mid-2012, and I base that on the expectation that the company won't be shipping WP phones in volume until 2012. Put simply, they opted for this strategic direction knowing this full well, which means it's likely that they have the financial capacity to do so. Will they continue to lose marketshare? Sure. But marketshare can be rebuilt, and certainly it's easier to do when done on the back of a new headline OS and an accompanying reboot of consumer perception.
Bingo. And that's not until mid-2012 by all guesstimates. I just know that Nokia doesn't have until then to do or release anything. A steady 20%+ drop in share in just one year or so.
Windows 8 + WP7 (or WP8) + Unified UX might be a blockbuster in quite a few areas. It'll be convenient to marry all of that together - and plus... Win8 finally is when Microsoft will start dropping legacy support and start looking only forward.
I can't wait personally for that.
Nokia cannot keep waiting. February 2010, they "went" with MeeGo. February 2011, they "dropped" MeeGo. June/July 2011, they soft-announce the Nokia N9. August 2011, the N9 isn't out yet nor do they have dates for bigger markets - no Germany, no France, no England (not directly), no USA, no Canada... not yet. But Kazakhstan, South Africa and Austria all have dates... wtf.
Anyway, let's see. I just don't like this whole fight from a hole strategy.
But yeah, all we can really do is speculate. I hope that Nokia succeeds because I like both WP7 & Nokia hardware. In a year's time we'll be able to see whether or not this strategy was the right one.
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2011-08-07
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I actually reckon it will take off too and i think everyone is in for a shock with this WP7.
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You reckon something new every day, it's not really worth regarding your opinion.
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Originally Posted by keflex
By 2012, they will be 3rd or 4th in the world. Their stock will be still around $5.00 USD. And the losses will be intense. Long term planning better be clearer than it is now. Otherwise, the lost market share will not be able to be reclaimed - nobody will know what's next.
I get the feeling that Nokia can actually wait until mid-2012, and I base that on the expectation that the company won't be shipping WP phones in volume until 2012. Put simply, they opted for this strategic direction knowing this full well, which means it's likely that they have the financial capacity to do so. Will they continue to lose marketshare? Sure. But marketshare can be rebuilt, and certainly it's easier to do when done on the back of a new headline OS and an accompanying reboot of consumer perception.
But yeah, all we can really do is speculate. I hope that Nokia succeeds because I like both WP7 & Nokia hardware. In a year's time we'll be able to see whether or not this strategy was the right one.
You like WP7? Strange hearing that on these boards.
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