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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by webmok
Its not a gaming phone like the iPhone and never was supposed to be, So "Fun" doesn't really cover it.....Imo...
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2010-02-17
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Just a thought here, since when have phones been gauged on how ambitious they are based on how many apps they have?
But I shall approach this nonsensical argument none the less with a simple question in the hope that you would understand it: From the Iphones 1000 million apps how many are of actual value?
Oh yeah and lastly...
We get access to root...and if you don't know what that means then this phone is probably not for you.
But I shall approach this nonsensical argument none the less with a simple question in the hope that you would understand it: From the Iphones 1000 million apps how many are of actual value?
Oh yeah and lastly...
We get access to root...and if you don't know what that means then this phone is probably not for you.
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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by chronicd5
Oh, so because I don't go into the root and programme my phone to go get me some coffee, I should sell the phone? Is that what you're saying?
Just a thought here, since when have phones been gauged on how ambitious they are based on how many apps they have?
But I shall approach this nonsensical argument none the less with a simple question in the hope that you would understand it: From the Iphones 1000 million apps how many are of actual value?
Oh yeah and lastly...
We get access to root...and if you don't know what that means then this phone is probably not for you.
And I don't think I ever mentioned that iPhone has 1000 million apps?
Besides stop talking down to me, like I'm 13 year old. Just because I don't use my phone for commodore64-games, it doesn't mean that I don't get to make a point in here. Clear?
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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by slender
How very true indeed! To sell more, you have to target the large masses, the dumb and the mediocre. You don't call them that to their face though -- being an outright elitist prick never helps anyone... just keep quiet, sell junk to the marks, and laugh all the way to the bank...
...Money what Nokia and shareholders want is in the pockets of people who spend easily their money on apps like iFart and 1000 pointless other stuff. I really want those people to buy this device because that way I know that Nokia will keep supporting this device and developers will get their s*it load of money from making appwhatever for people with easy money.
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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by webmok
Nokia is the worlds number 1 seller of mobilephones around the globe - or intend to be at least..
Apple has been dominating the market of Apps for the past 2 years now, and Nokia hasn't been doing anything.
That is until Maemo was released, together will my nicely Nokia N900
- But I guess Nokias own developers are reading these posts, otherwise they're just stupod. This just isn't ambitious enough.
There's like - what? 165 apps at the moment? How can that compare to Apples thousands of apps? Answer: it can't.
So unless Nokia wants to loose anymore shares to Apple (and this is happening as we speak), then Nokia needs to hire some developers, do a money-for-apps-program or whatever. Cause this just isn't ambitious enough!
I'd like to hear other peoples reaction to this. No flames, thank you.
it is very simple. where is Apple dominant: USA. which population will fork out money for applications: USA. Where would you as a developer put your efforts to make money, iphone, iphone, iphone because it controls the richest market and you can make 100s of thousands as a developer with successful iphone application....
where is NOKIA dominant: underdeveloped world. will those people fork out dollars to buy an application if there is a freeby:NO. will developers waste their time on such markets......NO!
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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by Guber99
Exactly my point above! Thanks!
it is very simple. where is Apple dominant: USA. which population will fork out money for applications: USA. Where would you as a developer put your efforts to make money, iphone, iphone, iphone ...
Nokia should open their eyes and read this thread!!!
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2010-02-17
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I think what the # of iPhone apps represent is the (commercial) developer's community interest on the platform. That is their strength: Apple has found a workable formula where:
- The platform is interesting enough for 3rd party developers to create new products and sells on at an acceptable revenue.
- The customers likes the quantity and quality of apps enough at the suggested price points
- Apple gets a nice chunk of change from all this and maintains the system in exchange
IMHO, you can't just create an open platform and throw it out there and hope for the best to succeed. That is what we're seeing in step 4 out of 5.
- The platform is interesting enough for 3rd party developers to create new products and sells on at an acceptable revenue.
- The customers likes the quantity and quality of apps enough at the suggested price points
- Apple gets a nice chunk of change from all this and maintains the system in exchange
IMHO, you can't just create an open platform and throw it out there and hope for the best to succeed. That is what we're seeing in step 4 out of 5.
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2010-02-17
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this argument is just rubbish.
most iphone apps are just interfaces for websites because iphone web browers sucks bollocks. i.e. N900 doesn't need a Engadget app because N900 microB browser can display site well but iphone web browser is crap and can't display the site so it needs an app.
most iphone apps are just interfaces for websites because iphone web browers sucks bollocks. i.e. N900 doesn't need a Engadget app because N900 microB browser can display site well but iphone web browser is crap and can't display the site so it needs an app.
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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by webmok
...I like my Nokia N900 very much, and I like the maemo. But without being a salesman I still believe that the best way to improve this phone is by delivering more programs to it.
And no I don't want Windows NT 4.0. Who really wants that? It's suppose to be a (fun) phone, not a pc which I'm suppose to programme on (PyGTKEditor - wtf do I need that for?)
"Again", its not just about "running NT 4.0", but having a device "capable" of running alternate OS, a resource intensive one at that. This equates to having "good hardware" and a “robust OS". However given that "the device" is capable of running alternate OS, if software support is not currently available, or may never be available, "again" [B]no sling support[B] then it offers more functionality and flexibility.
You need to understand that "hardware saturation" drives "application development". Nobody is going to put a lot of effort on a platform that is undergoing constant significant evolution...esp. if it has a short lifespan.
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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by MartinNZ
This...for the most part.
this argument is just rubbish.
most iphone apps are just interfaces for websites because iphone web browers sucks bollocks. i.e. N900 doesn't need a Engadget app because N900 microB browser can display site well but iphone web browser is crap and can't display the site so it needs an app.
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