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Originally Posted by BigBadGuber! View Post
I did use the configurator and otherwise love the device. The error that I get: Mandatory Service policy failed. Someone else reported this problem to nokia message boards. I have no patience for sh*t like this
Sounds like a Microsoft error to me, your admin has screwed up regarding policies.
 
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Originally Posted by misterc View Post
the N9's reception seem to tell another story...
The reception by whom? Reviewers? Let's wait to see what the numbers are like once it's being sold to customers. I sincerely doubt it'll be the big hit some of us would like to hope it will be. I just feel like this device is intentionally designed to fail. Anyway, we'll see.
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Originally Posted by BigBadGuber! View Post
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Originally Posted by danramos View Post
Additionally, let us not forget that Microsoft has been trying, and trying repeatedly for years (more a decade) to try, and fail, to beat the leading brand of mobile device--even when Palm was the leading device and sales floundered, Windows Mobile devices didn't really take off. Nobody wanted it even when they had the best opportunity to take over. Apple quickly came in and took that away. Nokia is siding itself with a proven historic loser in the mobile space. I won't EVEN start explaining how well Zune did compared to iPod, Sansa or anyone else in the portable music devices. Microsoft has a history showing that they can't really make a "cool" or catchy device people want.
You have heard about HTC? Previously they were an OEM making phones with a variety of names, but not just any phone, they were making phones using Windows Mobile. In fact that was the core business idea for HTC; make phones and pads that could be used the way people use a desktop PC. And they succeeded. They started with nothing and today they are one of the leading brands, thanks to Windows CE. Of course, Android has boosted the company big time during the last couple of years.
 
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Originally Posted by danramos View Post
The reception by whom? Reviewers? Let's wait to see what the numbers are like once it's being sold to customers. I sincerely doubt it'll be the big hit some of us would like to hope it will be. I just feel like this device is intentionally designed to fail. Anyway, we'll see.
The device is not designed to fail. However, the selection of markets for release will get the device to fail. Elop will finally have an excuse, "oops, the N9 didn't sell as expected, I pronounce MeeGo dead, and the marriage to Microsoft official."
 

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Originally Posted by ericsson View Post
You have heard about HTC? Previously they were an OEM making phones with a variety of names,...
They have always been an OEM.
 

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Originally Posted by danramos View Post
The reception by whom? Reviewers? Let's wait to see what the numbers are like once it's being sold to customers. I sincerely doubt it'll be the big hit some of us would like to hope it will be. I just feel like this device is intentionally designed to fail. Anyway, we'll see.
copy that.
in fact, according to Jo Harlow, Executive Vice President, Smart Devices the N9 is an early-adopter tech geek device.
the same as the N900.
even if the masses are enthusiastic (ppl camping in front of the store the previous night ?!? ), well, they better arm themselves with a morgenstern instead of patience...
history doesn't repeat itself, it stutters...
 

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#348
Originally Posted by Dave999 View Post
Again, I still don't understand why you dont get an Windows phone right now.
He believes that Nokia Mango is different from HTC, LG and Samsung Mango.
 

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Originally Posted by patlak View Post
The device is not designed to fail. However, the selection of markets for release will get the device to fail. Elop will finally have an excuse, "oops, the N9 didn't sell as expected, I pronounce MeeGo dead, and the marriage to Microsoft official."
yea... was it ericsson who was bragging about his Viagra stock?
maybe he can send a few boxes to Redmond, otherwise the microkia union will not bear many children :|
 
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Originally Posted by BigBadGuber! View Post
NOKIA failure. They suck at writing software and need WP to save them
And yet you waste your precious free time on a Maemo forum and bought an E6. Let me ask you this: Nokia failure or BigBadGuber failure?

Just buy a WP7 device now and get it over with.
 

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