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Dude, you like to troll much? Most of your threads if not all have the same exact point against Nokia.. and how Nokia is going to fail.. If you don't like Nokia.. then just leave please.
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2010-12-13
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2010-12-13
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2010-12-13
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2010-12-13
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2010-12-13
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It is very clear that iPhone is the winner on high-end smartphone market.
Many top-ranked apps/games. The best user experience.
Android / WP7 is also good.
Symbian is a bit old. The user experience is a generation behind iOS/Android.
Maemo 5 is a good try. Though resistor screen did not bring multi-touch experience.
My point is that Nokia could have a chance to win if they keep working on Maemo system and make it more user-friendly.
Then we can see N9 available on 2010Q3, maybe.
Actually and obviously, Nokia had not put their major efferts on MeeGo / Maemo, it is a pity.
Now Nokia had missed that opportunity ,
And they should start to use Android now.
When Android phone (with more than 600MHz CPU, 3.5 inch screen) is cheaper than 200$, Symbian^3 or Symbian^4 has no advantage then.
Nokia is just struggling, but it will die slowly.
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2010-12-13
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China will fail. Yes..I have this feeling. Hard to explain but I had to say that because..?
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"but the problem is, no matter who will take part in this project, MeeGo for handset has few chance to win."
Do they teach any critical thinking in the schools of China or do you all get healthy dose of propaganda? That sentence alone is just scary and sad.
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2010-12-13
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When WP7 release, there are more than 2000 popular apps already, Microsoft pay the developers of most popular apps to develop for WP7. And WP7 has got Office, Xbox Games, Zune, Bing search, Voice Search (Microsoft owned them) etc.
What does Nokia have ?
Don't tell me ovi store. It sucks.
Tegra 2 / Dual Core Cortex-A9 CPU will be used on Android phone first, not MeeGo phone, not iPhone.
Because Android is open to many vendors.
Maybe N9 (Dali) will be very powerful when released.
But Nokia only has effort to maintain 1 or 2 MeeGo phones.
But Android phone model is much more.
There will be more and more Android phones that more powerful than N9 as time goes by.
So many apps at least takes 2 years to accumulate.
Besides, MeeGo is a new platform, why developers should develop an app for a phone that have no big sales quantity ?
Intel's MeeGo use rpm package manage system.
There is even such a difference within this alliance.
This is very strange and not good for MeeGo's development.
Intel just want to sell x86 CPUs on Mobile phone,
Nokia is still using ARM platform.
It is a strange cooperation.
And I cannot see the hope to success.