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2012-02-01
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Are you aware that the SoC is not the only/main component driving price?
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2012-02-01
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2012-02-01
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So why don't they do it then? Bit suspicious don't you think?
Any contribution of Nokia to WP in the near future, will stay under WP and be used by other OEMs (just like Nokia). You think MS is not gonna get Nokia's bells and whistles?
One thing that buzzes me, how much longer will HTC and Samsung produce WP devices?
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2012-02-01
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@ Finland
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Long article by Tomi Ahonen panning Nokia and WP. His intro doesn't really do it justice:
http://communities-dominate.blogs.co...oss-plane.html
Sorry if you've seen it already.
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2012-02-01
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Yeah, you're quite right.
Well I reackon if they could've, they should've, and here's what they should've done upon launch:
1) Launch Earlier (October 2011)
2) Cheaper (Undercut the iPhone by $150)
3) Differentiating Factor (SwipeUI with the Windows Capacitive keys becoming on-screen)
4) Two versions (small 3.7inch with 1600mAh) and (large 4.7inch with 1800mAh)
5) No software issues (battery drain, gps etc everything working perfectly)
6) Beefier Specs (1.5GHz Snapdragon, 700MB RAM, 64GB NAND)
7) Current Features (LTE, NFC, Carl Zeiss, Gyro, Barometre, GLONASS)
8) Display (WVGA with RGB-AMOLED ClearBlack)
What it got right:
1) Marketing
2) Design
3) Almost faultless
In fact, I reckon they would've quadrupled the amount of sales of N9 they received and at roughly the same cost, which would've saved their Q4 results and put a spin on the company's degradation! (and public image)
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2012-02-01
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@ Moon! It's not the East or the West side... it's the Dark Side
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Sorry again for my opinion : Android is a joke. The media allows and praises an OS with so many missing features in 2012 : no real multitasking, no screenshot (before Android 4), no dependencies (oh, it is fine to have 4 Python's installed, which one independent and without common modules...), no privacy (you have to sell your soul to Google), etc.
Ok, Android is better than Windows Phone (well, at least), it is more open than iOS. That's all.
Tablets with Android/iOS are a waste of hardware.
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2012-02-01
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2012-02-01
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2012-02-01
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Spot on, although the iPhone still doesn't have NFC or micro SD support (and its sales haven't been damaged because of it ).
I think it was the Windows moniker that was the big killer. No one wants to be associated with it. Let's face it, Windows is not cool. I thought Microsoft would have realised that after the big success Xbox is. They should have created an all new name for it, because its clearly not a business phone (to leverage off the Windows desktop). No Skype yet?? What are they doing??
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Any contribution of Nokia to WP in the near future, will stay under WP and be used by other OEMs (just like Nokia). You think MS is not gonna get Nokia's bells and whistles?
One thing that buzzes me, how much longer will HTC and Samsung produce WP devices?