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Originally Posted by geohsia View Post
I see no benefit to having two smartphone OSes. MeeGo for all smartphones and S40/S60 for everything else. The N8 is nice but I think it would be better if it was MeeGo.
There has to be a two-tier approach as MeeGo/Maemo (or any superphone oriented OS) would really be painful on today's low-to-mid smartphone hardware - remember, it's not just about superphones, especially with Nokia BTW did you just list S60 as a dumphone OS ? That is in fact what will slowly get phased out in favor of Symbian^3, later ^4. As for the N8... There was no point in delaying it to 2011, as even today, it's below N900 specs (multimedia section notwithstanding).
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Originally Posted by Enyibinakata View Post

Changing small details wasn’t easy either, and Risku cites an example.

“I have an E71 business phone, and I noticed that when the phone was locked it popped up a dialog that obscured the notifications. I asked, ‘Can you make it 5mm smaller, please?’. They investigated the code in the phone and said ‘We can’t find the piece of code that could shift it up 5mm.’ They said, ‘There’s 20 million lines of code in the phone – it’s impossible.’”
how about commenting your code, nokia?
thats what i was told in school when i was 16 or 17 and we learned java.
 

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