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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
made my day... cant wait till its announced... finally... after soooo long time of patience
http://mynokiablog.com/2011/03/06/no...proved-by-fcc/
thats the most beautifull shape of a smartphone i have ever seen... *joking*
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Originally Posted by Brock
but also:
made my day... cant wait till its announced... finally... after soooo long time of patience
thats the most beautifull shape of a smartphone i have ever seen... *joking*
http://mynokiablog.com/2011/03/11/le...-be-the-rm745/
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2011-06-01
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two TECHNICALLY incorrect point in your post:
(keeping in mind that we just express our OPINIONS and that others may or may not agree w/ the OPINIONs you expressed)
many ANDroid devices have customized UIs, but that's not what NOKIA is (primarily ?) interested in; they want to be able to add new HW features and that requires the ability to tweak the kernel, something Google seems to be unwilling to allow
(see the argument about features the ANDroid developer @ Google added to the kernel & which was not sanctioned by the kernel community...)
m$ was the only available choice, the least worst solution...
(keeping in mind that we just express our OPINIONS and that others may or may not agree w/ the OPINIONs you expressed)
Originally Posted by kanishou
i think that the choice of m$ over Google (even though Google apparently offered quite some money w/ the deal) was primarily because w/ ANDroid, NOKIA would have had a much harder time getting a(-ny?) say in OS matters.
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Joining one of these ecosystems has many benefits, but unfortunately requires also adopting one of the operating systems. It would have made little difference to use Android over WP7, only that WP7 in my mind is clearly the more exciting platform. While it still lacks quite a bit, it makes sense to me that Nokia and Microsoft together feel confident that they are able to get it into shape before Nokia alone would have been able to deliver both a competitive OS with MeeGo _and_ finally get their ecosystem to be competitive (not to mention convince enough developers to support this new platform, which has changed so frequently in recent times).
many ANDroid devices have customized UIs, but that's not what NOKIA is (primarily ?) interested in; they want to be able to add new HW features and that requires the ability to tweak the kernel, something Google seems to be unwilling to allow
(see the argument about features the ANDroid developer @ Google added to the kernel & which was not sanctioned by the kernel community...)
m$ was the only available choice, the least worst solution...
Originally Posted by kanishou
MeeGo is trademark of the Linux foundation; if Intel doesn't like where it is going, THEY will have to think of a new name (or exhume Moblin >:-)
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Also, if Intel doesn't like it they can shove it and we just give it a different name. What matters in the end is that in not such a long time from now, the smartphone world will be richer for one exciting open platform (this time it's no hacker's toy like Fremantle was), and one amazing device.
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
Does someone can kill the designer of this one ??? !!!
but also:
http://mynokiablog.com/2011/03/11/le...-be-the-rm745/
A++
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2011-06-01
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
http://mynokiablog.com/2011/03/06/no...proved-by-fcc/
Originally Posted by zehjotkah
those look like Symbian devices to me
but also:
http://mynokiablog.com/2011/03/11/le...-be-the-rm745/
(understand & sympathise (see Oro VS. Aura
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
i thought there wasn't supposed to be any keyboard ?!?
but also:
http://mynokiablog.com/2011/03/11/le...-be-the-rm745/
))or are those links just "samples" of what NOKIA has technologically in the wings?
the way you posted it implies this is the consumer MeeGo device, no?
(talking about starting rumours
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Last edited by misterc; 2011-06-01 at 09:48.
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Originally Posted by misterc
I can't tell if you are joking, but if you are not, then your expectations of the consumer device are seriously off.
those look like Symbian devices to me
(understand & sympathise (see Oro VS. Aura
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i thought there wasn't supposed to be any keyboard ?!?
or are those links just "samples" of what NOKIA has technologically in the wings?
the way you posted it implies this is the consumer MeeGo device, no?
And yes, that's Symbian of course. Not even a proper smartphone.
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2011-06-01
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Originally Posted by kanishou
Oh, please don't throw more gasoline to the "IT HAZ A KEIBOURD. NO WAY IT HAZNT" fire.
I can't tell if you are joking, but if you are not, then your expectations of the consumer device are seriously off.
I don't want to read 50 more pages of people presenting rumors as facts.
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2011-06-01
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Originally Posted by Daneel
Huh? That wasn't meant at all in relation to hardware keyboards (which I wouldn't comment on).
Oh, please don't throw more gasoline to the "IT HAZ A KEIBOURD. NO WAY IT HAZNT" fire.
I don't want to read 50 more pages of people presenting rumors as facts.
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Originally Posted by misterc
Hell no!
the way you posted it implies this is the consumer MeeGo device, no?
(talking about starting rumours
RM745 was mentioned so I just searched for RM745 and those were the links coming up.
If the FCC filling is that device on the photo or not -> no comment
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the way open source handles DRM is by not including any software that infringes on any "right" (patent, intellectual property and the like)
as MeeGo is open source, it is a matter for a developer to add the features, which is usually one of the 1st things available (listening to MP3s, anyone?)
in an open source OS, this is a moot issue.
won't comment on the packaging part; if that seems senseless to you, maybe you should stick w/ a N8 / ANDroid or even an iPotato?
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