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2009-12-26
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Originally Posted by OrangeBox
thanks for this. now we all can be 110% sure that you can be ignored and the outcome will be positive (read: less false data from the internets)
And lastly, whoever wins the heart (and $$$) of Americans will dominate.
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2009-12-26
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Originally Posted by NvyUs
I disagree. Symbian is not a smartphone OS. The N95 with v3 doesn't come close to 3G and N97 with v5 is no match to 3GS. The UI is dated, the browser is no match to Safari.
really?
symbian as dominated for years without ever winning over america and its set for a massive overhaul in 2010 to make it even more so appealing.
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2009-12-26
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Originally Posted by OrangeBox
Agreed... But lets not forget that the same way Apple disrupted the industry with iPhone, Nokia has the same chance in doing so when M6 comes out... Everything is lining in this direction,Qt+Ovi, and IMHO they have a very good chance in regaining the lost ground when M6 eventually comes out. Of course, other vendors are not standing still and Nokia is taking forever to implement the changes... So everything better come out clean and fast.
People who would't want the vendor lock-in (more precisely vendor addiction) can choose to be sheep in Steve Jobs' herd. It is good to belong. It is good to have stability and usability at the expense of reduced complexity. The mass populace will line up buying these devices for the foreseeable future.
Maemo while a good concept is just another linux distro. Without Nokia's proprietary code it counts for not too much. Same is true for Android, however it has already been customized by third parties. Maemo is like iPhone OS: *nix based with proprietary code that no other company but the originator will modify.
Nokia maybe has interest in seeing other vendors adopting Maemo and for sure, if it is their intention, it will provide help.
Dunno if you saw, but there is a device in France, if I am not mistaken, that already uses Maemo. Modified UI but still...
http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/08/o...hy-video-revi/
So no one actually knows how this will play out... Nokia mentioned that was caught by surprise with the amount of positive reaction about Maemo and I bet they are studying all the possibilities in broadening the installed base.
At the end I believe that Google will take the price. It has deep pockets, can choose to invest billions into getting advertising platforms into the hands of future Google phone users.
I read some posts about users also flocking out from Android development because of some dodgy restrictions...
Ultimately, Google will give away these phones for free. Then it will provide free data services. It will disrupt the whole industry, much like the iPhone did it in 2007.
Hmm, on the long run I see Maemo x Android...
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2009-12-26
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Originally Posted by ossipena
Please give me an example of long running successful companies that could afford to ignore the US market. Even musicians and actors make it big in Hollywood although the world market outside of the US is 80 percent bigger.
thanks for this. now we all can be 110% sure that you can be ignored and the outcome will be positive (read: less false data from the internets)
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2009-12-26
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i love it when people dont even understand what symbian is and immedietley say its old when in fact what they are talking about is s60 which is just a interface layer sitting on top of symbian same as UIQ and that japanese solution.
coincidently all 3 no longer exist b/c they have become one by being contributed to Symbian foundation unifying the platform and making it open source. we are set to see a new UI by the end of 2010
Last edited by NvyUs; 2009-12-26 at 22:43.
coincidently all 3 no longer exist b/c they have become one by being contributed to Symbian foundation unifying the platform and making it open source. we are set to see a new UI by the end of 2010
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2009-12-26
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Originally Posted by OrangeBox
DoCoMo?
Please give me an example of long running successful companies that could afford to ignore the US market. Even musicians and actors make it big in Hollywood although the world market outside of the US is 80 percent bigger.
British Telecom?
Gaz Prom?
Tata Motors?
Would you also like a list of actors and musicians who've made it huge without the American market too?
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2009-12-26
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Originally Posted by wizbowes
I would, I'm sure I've never heard of them.
Would you also like a list of actors and musicians who've made it huge without the American market too?
I don't get why everyone is giving this guy a hard time. He makes badass guitar amps.
http://www.orangeamps.com/
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2009-12-26
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Great response. Thank you.
Originally Posted by HangLoose
Agreed. Unfortunately though the next 2 years will decide the long term winners and losers. Technological platform changes are not what customers need and want. Whoever manage to create enough momentum and create a huge enough customer base for smart phones will survive. Nokia is great at catering to every market segment, but not all segments are equally profitable. IMO Nokia should cut its whole S40 division with the exception of its 5 most popular models, same with S60. Then concentrate its effort in the high end segment. If it wants to be a technological pioneer all those breakthrougs will come there not at the low end.
Agreed... But lets not forget that the same way Apple disrupted the industry with iPhone, Nokia has the same chance in doing so when M6 comes out... Everything is lining in this direction,Qt+Ovi, and IMHO they have a very good chance in regaining the lost ground when M6 eventually comes out. Of course, other vendors are not standing still and Nokia is taking forever to implement the changes... So everything better come out clean and fast.
Originally Posted by HangLoose
Thnaks for the link.
Dunno if you saw, but there is a device in France, if I am not mistaken, that already uses Maemo. Modified UI but still...
http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/08/o...hy-video-revi/
Originally Posted by HangLoose
Agreed.
So no one actually knows how this will play out... Nokia mentioned that was caught by surprise with the amount of positive reaction about Maemo and I bet they are studying all the possibilities in broadening the installed base.
Originally Posted by HangLoose
Well, for MS it never was a strategic goal. It was more like a pet project. For Google it's life (expansion) or death (stagnation).
Google has advantage because of the deep pockets yes.. But that is not everything. Microsoft has even bigger and look the mess WinMo is right now. Empires rise and fall...
Originally Posted by HangLoose
Could be, but it gains new developers too. Same must be true for Maemo, but I bet that Symbian is getting less and less interesting for would be developers, especially that Nokia itself seems to be at a loss wrto its future.
I read some posts about users also flocking out from Android development because of some dodgy restrictions...
Originally Posted by HangLoose
And can you please explain you reasons as to why the iPhone will not be at the finals?
If this Nexus One is, indeed, built by Google like many sources are saying this wont be seen as a good thing by its partners.
Hmm, on the long run I see Maemo x Android...
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2009-12-26
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Originally Posted by wizbowes
Sorry, forgot to mention that state sanctioned monoplies (oligopolies) don't count.
DoCoMo?
British Telecom?
Gaz Prom?
Tata Motors?
Would you also like a list of actors and musicians who've made it huge without the American market too?
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symbian as dominated for years without ever winning over america and its set for a massive overhaul in 2010 to make it even more so appealing.