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2012-07-26
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1000 times goodbye
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2012-07-26
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Did this happen again or is this old news?
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2012-07-26
, 19:48
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New News.
Microsoft succeeded in killing another possible Linux successful initiative.
Congratulations Micro$$oft.
I am sad.
Microsoft succeeded in killing another possible Linux successful initiative.
Congratulations Micro$$oft.
I am sad.
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2012-07-26
, 20:03
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What? wasn't it clear Meltemi was dead when Elop fired every Linux savvy person from Nokia?
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2012-07-26
, 21:41
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Some people get news around one month later and then spam here... I understand the sadness but its irresponsible to start a new thread when this has had so much discussion before and its just re-opening old wounds...
Did this happen again or is this old news?
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2012-07-26
, 21:52
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Yes then at the sane day some stupid idiot start rumor about a new meego device from noka WTF?
I dont know but those buying nokia stocks latest days must be most stupid *****s beacuse first one is old and second one will never happen!
I dont know but those buying nokia stocks latest days must be most stupid *****s beacuse first one is old and second one will never happen!
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2012-07-26
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Originally Posted by abyzthomas
what is new!?
New News.
Microsoft succeeded in killing another possible Linux successful initiative.
Congratulations Micro$$oft.
I am sad.
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2012-07-27
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Sorry guys,
I did not mean to start a thread and tick everyone off.
I did not realize that Nokia had officially announced that they are dropping it earlier than today. Today when I saw this news on many articles on many sites, including Reuters, I was confused. (a Google search will show that)
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...86P0CD20120726
That article does not say that Nokia officially announced, but:
"Nokia's Chief Executive Stephen Elop flagged Meltemi in a leaked video in mid-2011, but Nokia has never officially confirmed Meltemi existed. It declined to comment on Thursday."
Unfortunately, I don't claim to have information more current than Reuters. I am not sure why it became a big news today.
Anyhow, goodbye to Nokia.
Last edited by abyzthomas; 2012-07-27 at 02:24.
I did not mean to start a thread and tick everyone off.
I did not realize that Nokia had officially announced that they are dropping it earlier than today. Today when I saw this news on many articles on many sites, including Reuters, I was confused. (a Google search will show that)
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...86P0CD20120726
That article does not say that Nokia officially announced, but:
"Nokia's Chief Executive Stephen Elop flagged Meltemi in a leaked video in mid-2011, but Nokia has never officially confirmed Meltemi existed. It declined to comment on Thursday."
Unfortunately, I don't claim to have information more current than Reuters. I am not sure why it became a big news today.
Anyhow, goodbye to Nokia.
Last edited by abyzthomas; 2012-07-27 at 02:24.
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2012-07-27
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Originally Posted by abyzthomas
No idea why this is being chosen as the death knell.
Anyhow, goodbye to Nokia.
http://www.valuewalk.com/2012/07/nok...tting-efforts/