Originally Posted by misterc

it's more for the fun to see him contradict himself every other post then anything else.
he is like a hunted down rabbit jumping from one side to the other, desperate to escape...

Originally Posted by gerbick

I have an WP7 phone. The OS, the ecosystem, the way it integrates into my active lifestyle... it's not high end. In fact, it's a feature phone at best.

Originally Posted by ericsson

I have a Symbian phone, a Nokia E6. The OS, the ecosystem, the way it integrate into my active lifestyle... It's high end, it's class, it's style, it's full of features even, geeky features. In fact, it's a Nokia smartphone at it's best

You may know WP (on HTC or Samsung or whatever you have). But I tell you, you don't know Nokia.

Originally Posted by misterc

it's more for the fun to see him contradict himself every other post then anything else.
he is like a hunted down rabbit jumping from one side to the other, desperate to escape...

Originally Posted by ericsson

Oh no, not again I see some e-cocks trying to get out into the open. Run out of arguments have we? Beaten and battered are we?

Well, misterc. I thing we should change your name to mister cannot c, that will suit you better.

Originally Posted by ericsson

You may know WP (on HTC or Samsung or whatever you have). But I tell you, you don't know Nokia.

Originally Posted by gerbick

You assume way too much. I'm under the impression that you seriously lack the knowledge to maintain a proper discussion.

Let's lay it down to where even a simpleton can follow.

Microsoft licenses (and develops) the WP7 platform to Nokia.

Microsoft has set up services: Bing (search), Zune Marketplace (music, videos, applications), Bing Maps (maps, navigation), Hotmail (e-mail), SkyDrive (online cloud storage), XBOX Live Network (gaming network), Internet Explorer (browser), MS Office (Office 365 is online, for pay, the rest is via shared documents/Hotmail). And Microsoft has placed all of those into the WP7 platform.

Nokia will incorporate that platform into their hardware. Microsoft will dictate the hardware, but not the interface. Microsoft will gain access to Nokia's work, vice versa.

Now... as it stands, this is the very same deal that Samsung, HTC and whomever else makes a WP7 has made with Microsoft.

So "not knowing" Nokia... you couldn't be more wrong. I fear that you just don't know much about how this is setup nor how much of anything works.

Down this path, Nokia has just become a cherished OEM. There's nothing special about that. They just happen to make good hardware (Nokia) to go along with the crap (in terms of sales) OS (WP7).

You never answered the lack of Zune Marketplace in all of the same areas that Nokia sells devices.

To turn your own phrase on you... I don't think you know Microsoft.

Originally Posted by ericsson

Oh no, not again I see some e-cocks trying to get out into the open. Run out of arguments have we? Beaten and battered are we?

Well, misterc. I thing we should change your name to mister cannot c, that will suit you better.

Originally Posted by misterc

you haven't answered any of the questions you were asked in the last 5+ pages.
every post you make is trying to say differently that we HAVE TO love wp, m$ ecosystem will be paradise @ best, palmy beach @ least
you sound like a bigot
Balmer is almighty
m$ rules the world...
it's nauseating by its monotony.
indeed, ignoring you seems the best option...