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2015-10-26
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#142
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Originally Posted by noobismall
Yeah right.
You're right but the my original source is in Bulgarian...
"... CEO of Nokia Rajeev Suri said that the company will return to the smartphone market in 2016. Their contract with Microsoft restricts Nokia to produce smartphones until 2023, but they can release them under another trade mark..."
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Hey, everybody who's ready to pre-order an Alcatel-Lucent smartphone please raise their hands!
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Can you please tally the results? It won't take too long.
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2015-10-27
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Dear lord that's hideous. Who would want a piece of plastic hovering over their display only to have it broken via simple mishandling? Not a smart design...
Nokia has aligned themselves with Alcatel. That makes any/all of their future offerings mid-tier at best. It'll carry the Nokia premium on price, but do we really even care? It'll invariably be Android based, thus a "me too" product.
And I am not interested in a "me too" product.
Nokia has aligned themselves with Alcatel. That makes any/all of their future offerings mid-tier at best. It'll carry the Nokia premium on price, but do we really even care? It'll invariably be Android based, thus a "me too" product.
And I am not interested in a "me too" product.
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2015-10-27
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#144
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Originally Posted by gerbick
That is the old Nokia Morph Concept. Watch this video:
Dear lord that's hideous. Who would want a piece of plastic hovering over their display only to have it broken via simple mishandling? Not a smart design...
Nokia has aligned themselves with Alcatel. That makes any/all of their future offerings mid-tier at best. It'll carry the Nokia premium on price, but do we really even care? It'll invariably be Android based, thus a "me too" product.
And I am not interested in a "me too" product.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX-gTobCJHs
For example she uses that plastic thing as handsfree. If it were a real product and behaved like that in video then you would not have need to use that plastic thing
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2015-10-27
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#145
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Originally Posted by MisterMaster
Well today, I learned something new. That's from 2008? Wow... and it also never came to fruition... imagine that.
That is the old Nokia Morph Concept. Watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX-gTobCJHs
For example she uses that plastic thing as handsfree. If it were a real product and behaved like that in video then you would not have need to use that plastic thing
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2015-10-27
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#146
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Well are you surprised that it never came to fruition?
Well today, I learned something new. That's from 2008? Wow... and it also never came to fruition... imagine that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_Morph
The manufacturer believed that some of the device's imagined features could appear in high-end devices by 2015.
http://www.cnet.com/news/nokia-demos...le-cell-phone/
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2015-10-27
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#147
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Originally Posted by MisterMaster
Not at all.
Well are you surprised that it never came to fruition?
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2015-10-27
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#148
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Originally Posted by gerbick
More to the point, what is it doing in the "Nokia's return to market" thread?
That's from 2008? Wow... and it also never came to fruition... imagine that.
Is this supposed to be about the past?
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2015-10-27
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#149
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Originally Posted by noobismall
Yeah, the Bulgarian media is the most trustworthy source of information the money can buy. They are famous with their high level of technical and whatnot expertise. Also, they never use google translate to borrow a publication made on some foreign website.
You're right but the my original source is in Bulgarian...
"... CEO of Nokia Rajeev Suri said in summer that the company will return to the smartphone market in 2016. Their contract with Microsoft restricts Nokia to produce smartphones until 2023, but they can release them under another trade mark..."
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Never fear. I is here.
720p video support on N900,SmartReflex on N900,Keyboard and mouse support on N900
Nothing is impossible - Stable thumb2 on n900
Community SSU developer
kernel-power developer and maintainer
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2015-10-27
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Originally Posted by freemangordon
Well, GSM Arena is technically a Bulgarian media
Yeah, the Bulgarian media is the most trustworthy source of information the money can buy. They are famous with their high level of technical and whatnot expertise. Also, they never use google translate to borrow a publication made on some foreign website.
Lemme fix the translation for you.
Not saying that his source is trustworthy though...
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"... CEO of Nokia Rajeev Suri said that the company will return to the smartphone market in 2016. Their contract with Microsoft restricts Nokia to produce smartphones until 2023, but they can release them under another trade mark..."
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