Originally Posted by NvyUs

here's some clues I cant decipher but maybe you guys can.
In the ballerina video when she swipes her leg pause it there is some jumbled up letters in bottom right corner of the wall what look like a signature.
in the next scene when she picks the N9 off the window ledge there is letters carved in the wooden ledge what are hard to see, letters in top Left look like BGR and theres a J in middle of screen with maybe other below.

Originally Posted by abill_uk

I have been reading your posts in my absence and i am at a loss as to why you seem so angry and bitter, i love your posts in general but i feel your going a bit OTT at the moment so can we have the old danramos back ?

Originally Posted by erendorn

Whoah, now that Dan, Gerbick and Abill are there, only one question remains.

Where is ericsson, so that we can at last enjoy some epic trolling action here?!?

Originally Posted by jalyst

This article just highlights even more why Nokia SRSLY needs Alien Dalvik integrated.
And why they need to plug it heavily as a stand-out feature, however counter-intuitive that may seem initially.

Google will prolly eventually block folks from using their already purchased apps in Alien? (the license prolly already explicitly denies it)
But there might be a long enough window for a decent amount of adventurous android users to switch or become "bi".
And even if Google legally stops Nokia from using AD, the community will keep using it, & circumventing blocks it initiates.

But sadly Elop would've have killed any attempt at moving in that direction many moons ago.
WP7x's the new golden goose (supposedly) now...

Does anyone know if there's something out there that's similar to alien dalvik, but open?
If there's something like it, we could look at integrating it into meego-core/harmattan?
I guess the best place to start would be here http://code.google.com/p/dalvik/

Originally Posted by jalyst

Man this make me want to rage!

Originally Posted by abill_uk

I feel certain that the next year will prove the downfall or success of Nokia and i personally think it will somehow judder back to the original Nokia we once knew (or is that wishfull thinking ha).

Nokia's downfall is there software development as the hardware they can produce could be faultless given the chance.

Originally Posted by kureyon

You know that the N900 runs fine without a sim card and is still more of a pocket computer than any other device out there?