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2013-09-28
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NOKIA's symbian models are not the reason for loving symbian. Apart from communicators 9210, 9300, 9500 and 6780. They actually helped a lot to kill everything good about it. After forming symbian foundation and choosing S60 as the only UI that was it.
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2013-09-28
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Originally Posted by switch-hitter
So... let me get this straight. You want to get the absolute latest version of Symbian; the one that's still on sale in many parts of the world until the Nokia/Microsoft deal is finalized, right?
Presumably that code's from before Elop closed the Symbian Foundation down in November 2010, how about a code dump right up to the last released update?
How about being realistic. That dump is from January 2011 - more than likely the version you've mentioned or shortly thereafter. You want the UI advancements made in the latter releases that they're still making money from.
Want the keys to their offices too?
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2013-09-28
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Nokia/MS mobile unit doesn't sell any Symbian products anymore. The last phones were shipped by Nokia last June. Manufacturing ended even before that. There might still be some units in the resellers suply chains, but Nokia/MS doesn't make any more money from those.
Personally, sure open up every last bit of Symbian. But what I would really like to see is Nokia/MS opening the closed bits from Nokia's Maemo and Harmattan/Meego stuff. Unfortunately that won't ever happen, just like it won't happen with Symbian.
Personally, sure open up every last bit of Symbian. But what I would really like to see is Nokia/MS opening the closed bits from Nokia's Maemo and Harmattan/Meego stuff. Unfortunately that won't ever happen, just like it won't happen with Symbian.
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2013-09-28
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Why would it make a difference? Why should us having the source code hurting them in profits even if they produced and sold any symbian phones today? Last I checked android was claimed to be open source and pretty profitable.
So... let me get this straight. You want to get the absolute latest version of Symbian; the one that's still on sale in many parts of the world until the Nokia/Microsoft deal is finalized, right?
How about being realistic. That dump is from January 2011 - more than likely the version you've mentioned or shortly thereafter. You want the UI advancements made in the latter releases that they're still making money from.
Originally Posted by gerbick
That would be great.
Want the keys to their offices too?
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2013-09-28
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Originally Posted by Artyom
Nokia does not have a history of doing any part of what you're asking. What makes you think it'll change now?
Why would it make a difference? Why should us having the source code hurting them in profits even if they produced and sold any symbian phones today? Last I checked android was claimed to be open source and pretty profitable.
That would be great.
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2013-09-29
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Originally Posted by gerbick
I don't think it'll change. In this regard, Nokia's history is full of let downs in my opinion. Probably it won't do any good due to lack of developers and modders. But my point is it won't hurt anyone.
Nokia does not have a history of doing any part of what you're asking. What makes you think it'll change now?
I'd bet.
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2013-09-29
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Originally Posted by Artyom
My point... it won't happen. If it does, you're right. It won't hurt anyone.
I don't think it'll change. In fact Nokia's history is full of let downs in my opinion. It won't do any good due to lack of developers and modders. But my point is it won't hurt anyone.
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2013-09-29
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Elop's already sold those.
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