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2012-01-30
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Actually these were Konttori's words to me quite recently:
MP = Mobile Phone, it's the division that Meltemi sits underneath.
I don't know if he's exaggerating or not, but I certainly hope not.
Even so, it's unlikely we'll get Maemo-based smartphones geared for the high-end.
If we're lucky there might eventually be one that creeps into smartphone hw territory.
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2012-01-30
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2012-01-30
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2012-01-31
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2012-01-31
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intomobile's review of lumia 800 is pretty epic. Not so much as a review, but as a look at what happened at nokia during the past couple of years and what the the new nokia is like.
nokia lumia 800: Microsoft doesn’t have to buy nokia, they already did
"and that pretty much sums up nokia. With the lumia 800 they essentially slapped together some parts from china in a body that was designed for the company’s last flagship device and then loaded up microsoft’s software on it. With the next version of windows phone a little bit more effort will be put on making it look like it actually had some design decisions made by the folks sitting in finland, but really, all ******** aside, nokia isn’t in charge of their future anymore.
microsoft is."
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2012-02-03
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Yes, but OS using only the linux kernel would lose most of the benefits of having Linux in the first place.
So in practice it will be "stuck" with much more than just the kernel.
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2012-02-03
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2012-02-03
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2012-02-04
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Exclusive Nokia is said to be hastening the demise of its legacy Symbian platform, cancelling the development of all but one new Symbian-based device. Although Nokia Belle updates will continue to ship to existing customers, only one new model – a successor to the N8 high-end camera phone – will reach the market, the Register understands.
“We now believe that we will sell fewer Symbian devices than we previously anticipated,” said Elop.
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They are simply not equally and the target audience is very different. The Nokia board seems to don't understand!
Why should Nokia lose all customers who don't want to buy a iPhone like device to the Android manufactures?