Correction, a N950 bundled with a NDA Ovi store was pushed maybe a few days back as an update/software..

Not really, if u look closely on the top left corner, 3rd icon in, he's on wifi....

So? Could have been a 3G/WiFi station for all we know. I'm on my own ethernet/optical connection via WiFi, so I get quite good latency and speed.

And I can use it on the go as well, with 3G... I hafta test my speeds on 3G, but I pay 5,90€/month for unlimited data = speed is capped at maybe 1 MB or so. Store works fine, some images/screenshots take time but they'll come.

I'm still buying it. That won't affect my decision @ all. Just thought i'd throw it out there.....

That's a fair point. IMO though, Windows Mobile is superseded by Windows Phone but this is all semantics, the point still stands because, as I have said, the actual change or dichotomy of the product is irrelevant to the market performance statistics.


The point is that a 0 to x number is a very poor way of trying to show a trend, where as basing it on a company's past performance or over an actual period in that sector (whether you choose to compound Phone/Mobile or not) is far more sound, far more reliable.

You don't even need to look at windows mobile, because if you look at windows phone over an actual period rather than a 0 to x you will still see the actual trend (which is still decreasing). Compounding windows mobile and windows phone will inflate Microsofts marketshare by shifting the graph up as a whole but will not change the trend you see for WP into a negative unless it was actually negative. Splitting it can show a negative as an increase if all you do is look at a 0 to x number instead because 0 to x will always show an increase, you cannot have a negative market share. if Windows Phone was performing well it should have shown a quarterly increase in the compounded graph, not still show a quarterly decrease over an actual period. I will reiterate the point, what you cannot do is look at a 0 to x number and say that it is now more popular or better performing as a product, a different product or otherwise, a separate entity or not, if you could then you can even change the trend of the exact same product by deciding to split it (arbitrarily or not). Some companies actually do this and some people actually fall for it.

Maybe because Elop IS shareholders (the board) decision. Common sense tell me that the boards intension is to look after itself and their money or whoever they represent. Question is, is the board capable of looking after itself and their interests?

Elop is not the problem, a symptom maybe, but certainly not a problem no matter how you look at it.

Lol. I am not a boob guy. I wonder what is the sexual prowess of folks that will own N9 versus iPhone

Actually i forgot....
Zeh doesn't have one, he has a friend who has access to one.
And K123 only has the N950.
I might ask Zeh to ask his friend if he can borrow the N9 again.
So we can get the BT thing sorted once & for all.

keeping my eye on this http://www.amazon.com/Nokia-64GB-Bla...3338356&sr=8-4

i'll put down 650+shipping if its legit

Instantly loads here too. Something is wrong with either his connection, or with his phone.

Not that's it's relevant. Being pre-release software...