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gerbick	2012-05-06 , 21:44
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Originally Posted by rcolistete

The mantra of dumbed down OS...

Did the smarter OS sell well enough to make the dumber OS not an option?

Here's a hint: no

In a day and age where the most mediocre of mediocre products is still in use by a majority of people, you have to wonder if being the smartest and best is even worth it. Bimbos get all of the attention. Windows still has majority share.

Idiocy in tech is not new.

Lumiaman	2012-05-06 , 22:29
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There is no return from windows. Nokia will live or die with it, unless something revolutionary pops up. Sadly the have nothing revolutionary

MINKIN2	2012-05-06 , 22:30
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Originally Posted by zimon

Having Samsung Galaxy S3 type of Android device with Nokia PureView camera, would steal SGS3 customers to Nokia. And there will be millions. Samsung has sold SGS2 over 20 millions.

You would not believe how many people I know who have said "Nokia make great hardware and would buy their phones if they released them with Android".

I personally would not want to see it happen but android would cause a sharp rise in shares right now. Although I can't see it being a good idea for the long haul.

Lumiaman	2012-05-06 , 22:38
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Just buy more stock . Shares will triple in 2 years

zimon	2012-05-06 , 22:54
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman

Just buy more stock . Shares will triple in 2 years

Lumiaman	2012-05-06 , 22:58
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This picture is priceless

rcolistete	2012-05-06 , 23:08
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Originally Posted by specc

For some people multitasking is second nature. I don't think you will get more than 5% market share if your focus is on those people though. The optimum is to make multitasking invisible for everyday use, yet enable some control for those who want it. ICS seems to at least try to do it correct.

As I have cited many times from my weekly experience on Android 3.2 or 4.0 (@ Asus Transformer TF-101) :
- open many web pages in default web browser or Opera, do anything else and come back, in some cases the open web pages are reloaded, open Youtube video is restarted, etc;
- open a PDF document with the many PDF readers (Adobe Acrobat, etc), do anything else and come back, then you have a chance of loosing your document state, starting again from page 1.

There are other cases (involving programming tools, etc), but I cite the 2 above because every typical user can experience them and be aware that THERE IS NO PROPER MULTITASKING IN ANDROID ! That's it. Simple. It is silly to the have dual/quad-core processors using a so limited mobile OS.

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rcolistete	2012-05-06 , 23:58
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Originally Posted by zimon

I used to think "real" multitasking is a necessary feature for me, but when I think it deeper, the Android has as good multitasking as Maemo/Meego.

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In Android, if you want your application to do something also when in the background, you should code a separate service thread which has the code which can be run also in the background. For example, you won't put any GUI-drawing or refreshing code in that thread.

In reality, many softwares for Android aren't coded as you cited (using a separated service thread).

So Android doesn't have as good multitasking as Maemo/MeeGo.

rcolistete	2012-05-07 , 00:00
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman

N9 multi~tasking is no different from iphone. Little happens in the background except for the ability to open multiple windows. N9 fails with regards to smoothness and overall transitions

Sorry, iOS doesn't have real multitasking either. Multitasking of Android, iOS and WP7 isn't proper multitasking.

mikecomputing	2012-05-07 , 00:11
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Originally Posted by Chuck Norris

Qt can't save anything. Qt is not important in the future, nokia don't want Qt when they going down the Windows road. I'm sorry to see that and sorry to say that.

Tizen is not ready yet so noone knows. Me atleast, always welcome new OSes and not like some of you are constantly angry with all OSes except one

what is new OS? Tizen? No. Wp? No...