Hahahahahaha!

"Nokia actually did some planning". How adorable.

This is the company that's released firmware that's bricked phones, and for years released fantastic smartphones without enough RAM to really use them.

Nokia doesn't really plan things... they just do them then fix the screwups later.

While I would like to think Nokia is doing whatever they can to rectify the situation, they have neither acknowledged the problem publicly, nor have they actually resolved the issue even after so many days. Bandwidth and server performance are among the easiest issues to fix in this day and age of cheap computing and bandwidth. Their utter silence on the matter is only telling of their obvious lack of emphasis on the N Series tablets, regardless of their marketing spew.

This is the first I've heard of Nokia using Akamai for content distribution. I'm not disputing whether this is the case, but if it's true then I don't know what the hell could be wrong. Akamai is certainly capable of maintaining better performance than this. They handle iTunes, for chrissakes.

anyone else notice that the .mp4 video files created by Nokia's video converter app do NOT play in Canola??....I guess Canola uses Mplayer for videos...


any ideas?

Can someone please seed a torrent w/ uncorupted install file? Good karma would surely follow! Thanks.

Thanks to wolf for hosting canola.

COming to canola.... It looks really great and works very fast. here are somthings i could not get working,

I tried to add an internet radio stream and the circle with acquring name goes on rotating but nothing happens. But when i put in a wrong url it immediatly says that the url is wrong. Is the radio supposed to work or is it still a work in progress. And how do i use my already downloaded album covers??

The xvid files playing on mplayer are stuttering compared to when they are played only with mplayer. I think we are pusing the limits of the machine here.

Anyway thanks for the wonderful app and hope to see many more improvements.

I have the latest OS (updated this morning). I went through all the steps for Canola 2 and all was well until I get to the download of the actual file (around 6.1 MB I think). It just sits there and never downloads it (yes I am connected to the internet). I tried doing it from the online site and also from the application manager ("AM"). Neither will work even though it shows under the AM that it is installable. I have tried it every way I can think but it just will not install.

For me Canola2 shows up... but isn't able to install. At about 75 percent the program manager tells me "Setup file corrupt"

I am having same problem.. It seems everyone is saying its because the server is overloaded.. Hell! I want my Canola... whaaaa whaaaa... :-)

I tried it a few times and I think I also got that message once. I would like to try it out as it sure looks nice. I wish these things were easier to figure out and install.

I doubt it's a traffic problem, since we all get a file which is corrupted.