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I can say for a fact that if Nokia had released the 'Lauta' I would have bought that. At a premium price. Heck, it even looks like the phone in my signature.

And, if they had managed to make and release the device 'Soiro' based on Intel’s Atom SoC and x86 architecture, I would have bought that. Even if I already had the Lauta. I don't think there's any other phone I would have considered paying as much for as that phone.
Yes, beautiful hardware. From time to time I fire up my one remaining N9. i even reflashed it. pretty phone. looks cool. yet it lags, stutters, email doesnt update, sms threads get mixed up, abominable web browsing. Its like a pretty retaaard, all dressed up but nowhere to go. That refers to all of the scrapped phones. Elop had to step in stop production of retaaards.
 
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quote "Elop had to step in stop production of retaaards."

and yet he failed so badly ...

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Originally Posted by uTMY View Post
quote "Elop had to step in stop production of retaaards."

and yet he failed so badly ...

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the first Lumia line up is less than a year old. I wouldnt cast judgment yet. Jussa had 4 years to develop Harmattan and see how it badly failed.
 
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Did that just go over your head on so many levels?

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Originally Posted by uTMY View Post
Did that just go over your head on so many levels?

rgds
Level 1- Symbian needed to go to thrash. It finally did. Good riddance. Great when there was no competition. When competition rose, it was outcompeted.

Level 2- Maemo. Great idea, horrible execution, horrible delays, no one knew who was in charge. Nobody championed it to get things done right. Since 2006 they could not compete with iphone. Fail. Elop rightly axed it. How many itinerations you need before it stares at you and says: " I am just not competitive"

Level 3- it took since 2008 Jussa to develop Harmattan, fail. Few fanboys left in the world that love Harmattan, but overall a fail. It can not do the basics as smoothly as other platforms and fails on many levels. And it was supposed to succeed Maemo 5...that is just utter incompetence. Funny that I say this: google Jussa Jolla...see what pops first

Level 4- faced with incompetence at NOKIA, Elop aborts retaaards (Symbian, Maemo, Harmattan), and goes for a working platform, WP8

Level 5- WP8 succeeds, fine. It doesnt succeed, Elop axed, NOKIA has to go with Android or Jolla succeeds (less than likely given Jussa pedigree), and NOKIA buys JOLLA.



How many levels did you miss?
 
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Symbian is Nokia's biggest source of income.
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Welcome to the new week, here are our first graphs of the week...

Nok1V, Helsinki, €.

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Source for graphs haven't got a graph for the last decade, so we'll have to settle for last half decade:
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Symbian is Nokia's biggest source of income.
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Originally Posted by ranbaxy View Post
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if you put S40 into the Symbian bracket, it still is...

Now is this good or bad
 
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Yeah, I guess I am wrong to put S40 into the Symbian bracket, but I do. I've always considered it Symbian Series 40. But it isn't Symbian, sorry. I keep forgetting. Especially now as the features are leaking down.

By adding features such as quicker Web and online games to its Asha handsets popular in faster-growing economies including India and China, Nokia boosted its share of the basic-phone market to 35% last quarter — the highest in two years. Unlike the smartphone division, the basic-phone business is profitable and unit sales are increasing.
source

For Nokia, this can only be bad. It means Windows Phone isn't selling enough. For poor people in the 3rd world, it's good.
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