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I contacted technodom.kz, they said August 26 is the correct date of their launch (+/- 1 day for customs clearance) and they will have all 3 colors, 16 and 64GB configs. Best part, it will be available in stores as well.

My gf is getting 2 so I could sell one on craigslist or smth. I am off to freeze myself until 26th.
 

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Originally Posted by abill_uk View Post
HAHA yes they were the good old days

EDIT you know this thread is still on file hahahahaha

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=51864
Aaaand the zombie thread gets back up and keeps walking.
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Originally Posted by momcilo View Post
The guy who presented the WF7 did not sound happy at all... ...Actually it was very clear that he did not feel comfortable saying nice things
Sounds like the average Finn to me.
 
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Originally Posted by erzhik View Post
I contacted technodom.kz, they said August 26 is the correct date of their launch (+/- 1 day for customs clearance) and they will have all 3 colors, 16 and 64GB configs. Best part, it will be available in stores as well.

My gf is getting 2 so I could sell one on craigslist or smth. I am off to freeze myself until 26th.
OMg, finally a N9 release related post, thank you.
 

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Originally Posted by danramos View Post
Small detail first: You mean WP7 (Windows Mobile != Windows Phone... a detail Microsoft particularly wishes to make clear is that Windows Phone 7 is a new OS from the bottom up).
Ok, I give you that

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Given Elop's slobbering wet kiss to Balmer over Windows Phone 7, and Microsoft's paranoia over Linux and their long history of intentions to quash competition through agreements and contracts, I'm not convinced that you've made the headline I quoted any less valid.
I was just reminding that maybe things aren't as black and white as you and MANY others believe - which brings us to your next, valid, point:

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Can the council or anybody in the community have the ability to ask him point-blank whether he would be publicly willing to admit that he would consider re-allocating focus and funds onto the MeeGo platform if the N9 sells above a threshold? That type of deal with the community might help boost sales and create a large, free marketing workforce so long as there is that promise of support and openness with the community--something that Nokia has been severely lacking for a long time is communication with their customers and communities. This would go a long way to repairing that very quickly.
I originally thought that by now he'd clarify his statements regarding MeeGo and the funding and stuff related to that... As he was pretty loquacious with the media and the public until that interview. I have to think that Elop/Nokia is still calculating the options ( - or frantically at work with the Mango phone). But that actually means that I (and others?) don't understand why he's just waiting as it clearly is harmful to Nokia as a whole and particularly to the N9 and it's future - this (F), U and D gives a nice, warm cushion to those who rather see Nokia going all the way down. I also do believe that the U.S. media drives the negative publicity towards Nokia all around the world as they prefer to support Google and Apple as they are U.S. based... But that's speculative as well

Just wait. Hard to see, the future is.
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Originally Posted by Mandibela View Post
Ok, I give you that



I was just reminding that maybe things aren't as black and white as you and MANY others believe - which brings us to your next, valid, point:



I originally thought that by now he'd clarify his statements regarding MeeGo and the funding and stuff related to that... As he was pretty loquacious with the media and the public until that interview. I have to think that Elop/Nokia is still calculating the options ( - or frantically at work with the Mango phone). But that actually means that I (and others?) don't understand why he's just waiting as it clearly is harmful to Nokia as a whole and particularly to the N9 and it's future - this (F), U and D gives a nice, warm cushion to those who rather see Nokia going all the way down. I also do believe that the U.S. media drives the negative publicity towards Nokia all around the world as they prefer to support Google and Apple as they are U.S. based... But that's speculative as well

Just wait. Hard to see, the future is.
Well said and i feel many think the same way as you have descibed.
 
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Originally Posted by abill_uk View Post
It is sounding very cynical and, why can't a company the size of Nokia run the 2 together? ie WP7 AND MeeGo.
Becuase it is expensive?

I think many of us forget that Nokia is a company who needs to make profit and satisfy its stakeholders.
 
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Thanks, I'm usually the one pointing out the obvious...

The lack of communication is very frustrating, and the amount of mis-communication going on is maybe even more so.
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Damn N9... come here finally so I can buy you... I've lost my N900 yesterday... to my girlfriend! She tried it and now it's hers...

So I'm stuck with my N8 currently...
 

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Originally Posted by Mandibela View Post
I also do believe that the U.S. media drives the negative publicity towards Nokia all around the world as they prefer to support Google and Apple as they are U.S. based... But that's speculative as well
I don't think that's likely because many of the commentators in podcasts and in articles will admit that they had owned a Nokia in the past and really had hoped to see underdogs like Nokia and Palm and others restore their former glory, but the heads of companies like these often make the mistake of slipping up in their own hubris and never bother to listen to said commentators or customers, and it's very hard to come back from such falls. Sony is one such titan, falling hard lately. Nintendo's hubris produced the Nintendo 3DS rather than a handheld people really wanted (but then, they also tripped with the VirtualBoy, so maybe Nintendo just can't do 3D platforms adequately) and Apple very nearly disappeared into obscure computing history before they got Jobs back and he delivered what the customers wanted--if you're going to pay a lot for something, make sure it "just works", make it simple and make it high quality. The iPod (like it or not) was just what many people wanted and it saved the corporation's bacon. Nokia needs something like that. Windows Phone 7 has clearly shown that it is not what the majority of the purchasing public wanted... and Windows is a Microsoft product... a U.S. product. So, I doubt that's the problem for Nokia even in the U.S. media.

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Just wait. Hard to see, the future is.
Agreed. As I'd said earlier, actions will speak louder than words but I strongly suspect Elop has designed this plan in such a way that disaster is inevitable and we'll never get to know whether he would be the type of CEO to admit he was wrong and turn things around.
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