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2011-07-20
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2011-07-20
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I think we can agree that Apple is the king of cut'n paste (in every aspect), a fact that is proven in court.
MS-Nokia will be OK because they have the will and guts to do it. That is reason number one. The first WP was limited in too many ways to be attractive. The hardware-built on all the first WP phones were way below OK standard.
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2011-07-20
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You stole the words right out of my mouth.
Windows Phone will only come into its own from Mango onwards, and Apollo will be the first opportunity to see any significant contribution from Nokia.
I don't know if Elop will prove to be a Trojan or not, but it is certainly too soon to call this either way.
If I had to inject some balance against all the Nokia/Elop haters I'd point out that if Elop is a Trojan for MS, surely it'd be easier, more credible, and less damaging to WP to bring Nokia to its knees by allowing it to continuing with Symbian and Meego instead of linking Nokia's now well-publicised struggles with Microsoft's new baby?
If MS buy out a Nokia that has publicly failed with WP, what will that say about WP as an OS/ecosystem? Who will buy it then?
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2011-07-20
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2011-07-20
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The Apple show of horror. But you are wrong. Google is the big winner. The "war" is definitely not over and it never will be. Phones are personal, like clothing or perhaps like cars or jewelry. Fashion plays a big part, much bigger than geekish obsession with specs. Besides, the market is gigantic, there is room for many different systems and platforms. The "war" is mostly in the heads of fanboys and no-brain bloggers. For Nokia, Samsung and the rest it's simply business as usual.
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2011-07-20
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The Apple show of horror. But you are wrong. Google is the big winner. The "war" is definitely not over and it never will be. Phones are personal, like clothing or perhaps like cars or jewelry. Fashion plays a big part, much bigger than geekish obsession with specs. Besides, the market is gigantic, there is room for many different systems and platforms. The "war" is mostly in the heads of fanboys and no-brain bloggers. For Nokia, Samsung and the rest it's simply business as usual.
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2011-07-20
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Show of horror? Wrong bud. Its a show of what consumer loves, and they are they have become experts in tailoring their products towards the masses.
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2011-07-20
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2011-07-20
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