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2011-02-11
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says nothing about dropping meego
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2011-02-11
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Yep i second that BUT i have to say that IF Nokia go full swing with Microsoft then for sure as i am breathing today we will never see Meego as Windows would be the future for Nokia.
Why didnt Nokia stop long time ago with dreams of Maemo amd Meego , get to where it should have been years ago and join forces with Bill Gates?.
Although very sad to read what is happening, it at least WILL be a positive move forward on mobile OS AND please remember the N900 is indeed fully progammable leaving it open for Windows Mobile.
Give me this anytime but thoughts are leading to being hacked and exploited from the off... good thing i think.
Windows mobile = anti virus/spam etc etc against the world of Gates haters. hmmmmmm.
Why didnt Nokia stop long time ago with dreams of Maemo amd Meego , get to where it should have been years ago and join forces with Bill Gates?.
Although very sad to read what is happening, it at least WILL be a positive move forward on mobile OS AND please remember the N900 is indeed fully progammable leaving it open for Windows Mobile.
Give me this anytime but thoughts are leading to being hacked and exploited from the off... good thing i think.
Windows mobile = anti virus/spam etc etc against the world of Gates haters. hmmmmmm.
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2011-02-11
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They actually haven't.. they'll still release a MeeGo device by the end of the year..
But we all know what that will mean.. it will be a great device with little or no support. Would you put yourself through it again knowing that it won't lead anywhere?
But we all know what that will mean.. it will be a great device with little or no support. Would you put yourself through it again knowing that it won't lead anywhere?
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2011-02-11
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That is pure speculation and you should have learned by now not to listen to Nokia or its hype... better to wait untill it is actually released as a product before any guarentee's.
EDIT.... if you remember we was supposed to have a Meego device by the end of LAST year !!!.
EDIT.... if you remember we was supposed to have a Meego device by the end of LAST year !!!.
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2011-02-11
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Originally Posted by jerryfreak
Get real and stop dream now its over.
says nothing about dropping meego
WebOS next...
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2011-02-11
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IT'S THE END OF THE FREE WORLD GUYS AND GALS!!!
Nice having known ya...
Nice having known ya...
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2011-02-11
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Why are Nokia making a huge mistake?
After it's dismal sales figures Maemo could hardly be called a major success. Yes us techy types who own an N900 love it. But you should see my girlfriend trying to use it.. do you think she either knows about or gives a **** about overclocking? .. we're talking about the average consumer here. That's who brings the money in.
WP7 is a very capable platform and if they learn to adapt to Nokia as much as Nokia need to.. it could be a very good business move.
After it's dismal sales figures Maemo could hardly be called a major success. Yes us techy types who own an N900 love it. But you should see my girlfriend trying to use it.. do you think she either knows about or gives a **** about overclocking? .. we're talking about the average consumer here. That's who brings the money in.
WP7 is a very capable platform and if they learn to adapt to Nokia as much as Nokia need to.. it could be a very good business move.
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2011-02-11
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Originally Posted by Faustino
Actually my gf wants to buy my n900 and is constantly asking me to get an Android phone so she can have my n900 =\ She isn't computer savy in the slightest but can use Maemo fine. She finds it easier and more intuitive.
Why are Nokia making a huge mistake?
After it's dismal sales figures Maemo could hardly be called a major success. Yes us techy types who own an N900 love it. But you should see my girlfriend trying to use it.. do you think she either knows about or gives a **** about overclocking? .. we're talking about the average consumer here. That's who brings the money in.
WP7 is a very capable platform and if they learn to adapt to Nokia as much as Nokia need to.. it could be a very good business move.
It's predictable news.. but unfortunate too for many.
So the N900 truly was the last of it's era.