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to Maemo 7 / Leste by teroyk - 3 days, 5 hrs ago - more...
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2010-05-21
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#51
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Please claim down, adobe said that they provide kits to Open Screen Project to port Flash 10.1 into N900
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2010-05-21
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@ Mumbai, India and Amherst, USA (Current Location)
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Nokia will decide the future of N900 in terms of Flash Support. Everyone knows that the N900 has the hardware necessary for Flash 10.1!
It's about implementing!
It's about implementing!
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2010-05-21
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Well dont blame Adobe in here, Everything is based on market.
N900 market is pretty small compared to Android. So If I were them, I will focus on the android first then N900.
N900 market is pretty small compared to Android. So If I were them, I will focus on the android first then N900.
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2010-05-21
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The number will grow in time to come as Nokia seems to be releasing N900 in many countries in the coming months.
This gives me a hope that N900 will survive for years
This gives me a hope that N900 will survive for years
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2010-05-21
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Originally Posted by Rocketman
This is being recognised not just by us, but also by mass market journalists and, perhaps more importantly, stock market analysts who have recently started down grading Nokia stock as they see no future uptick in terms of innovation or competitiveness against the likes of Apple/Google. Heck, Maemo/MeeGo isn't even mentioned in the aforementioned article!
Nokia seems to be increasingly trailing the pack with development initiatives, not just in terms of their own internal development of features, but in terms of partnerships with other companies and 3rd party application development as well.
It's one thing for us to bellyache about Nokia not delivering on the software upgrades to perfectly good flagship devices less than a year old, but when the stock price starts to drop the suits will begin to take notice. Not that it will do us any good though.
If Nokia were to discuss their plans more openly, and raise awareness of what they are doing and where they are headed, and be seen to deliver upgrades that other competing phones also receive (or don't in the case of iPhone) then I think it will only be good for Nokia (and of course, us). Staying quiet isn't helping anyone.
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2010-05-21
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#58
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Originally Posted by Milhouse
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What about the number of downloaded fMMS app?
I know can be downloaded many times by one user, but also there is number of users they never knew about existing of this app or just don't need it.
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2010-05-21
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@ Budapest, Hungary
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Originally Posted by sugar0
Haha!
my phone is going straight on ebay! They really abandoned the n900 community to focus on newer products (read N8). They were selling this device for 599$ and all what we have in this times (with more than one phone OS) is an old and buggy crap! FLOWERS!
I hope that the next owner of your device will be a better community member and less of a troll than you!
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2010-05-21
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Originally Posted by devu
No, Nokia has never released any sales numbers for the N900. There has been much speculation on this issue based on numbers of app dowloads and the like, but there is nothing firm. Commercial developers who code to pay the mortgage really want to know the size of a potential market before investing their time and money.
By the way, how many of us is here? Any proximate number of N900 customers?
My general feeling is that if Nokia engaged the user and developer community more directly, it would do a lot to calm the tensions that are often seen here and spur more development. The not knowing and uncertainty is far more deadly to the community than bad news delivered succinctly. Like the bard said, "If it were done when 'tis done, then 'twere well it were done quickly."
Rip off the band-aid already, Nokia!
