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2011-11-25
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2011-11-25
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Nokia's management continued to baffle the world, even with the N line, as it continue to create offerings that competed against nothing except nokia's own phones, which was as bizarre as bizarre would get. The company was literally chewing itself out from within.
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2011-11-25
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Wow. Imagine where Nokia could have been today if it weren't for their internal politics, secrets, stupidity, etc.
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2011-11-25
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I work in a industrial supply chain. Experience has taught me that customers will buy as cheap as possible that just works. I can offer a uber powerful 15 amp power drill with laser pinpointing,but at the end of the day they will buy a 2 amp B&D, after all , its only going to perforate into drywall.
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2011-11-25
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Basically when there was economic constrained times, skits would be longer to show of that one could spend. But during booms they would get shorter...
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2011-11-25
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I think there is a story that when there is a boom, people will buy cheap. But during a recession they will try to get the most bang for every buck.
Hell, i think one guy found that one could model the economy on the inverse of skirt lengths. Basically when there was economic constrained times, skits would be longer to show of that one could spend. But during booms they would get shorter....
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2011-11-25
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2011-11-25
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I remember the N95 memory update, something like dynamic paging, which helped relieve out of memory errors. The E90, as featured in die hard 4 iirc, was S60 so should of had the "pen" button, allowing copy and paste. The button was dropped on later phones because people didn't know what it did.
To me the biggest problem is the fall in quality in nearly ALL modern phones, regardless of manufacturer. Obvious defects that should be picked up in quality control. USB ports faulty on N900, antenna gate on iPhone4, pentile screen issues on N9, software issues that should be picked up in testing (siri working whilst locked on 4S). 6610, 6220, Motorolla M3888. 3 phones before N95 all solid, stable and well built.