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2013-11-26
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What giant will do a Nokia next?
1. Google
X. Microsoft
2. Apple
1. Google
X. Microsoft
2. Apple
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Do something for the climate today! Anything!
I don't trust poeple without a Nokia n900...
Do something for the climate today! Anything!
I don't trust poeple without a Nokia n900...
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2013-11-26
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Originally Posted by daperl
I knew you were terminal and idiot proof. Geek humor is like geek sex, its only good when its free. Linux lovers unite.
For idiots it's "terminal," so consider yourself warned.
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2013-11-26
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
I knew you were terminal and idiot proof. Geek humor is like geek sex, its only good when its free. Linux lovers unite.
Not... a good comeback. 1/10
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2013-11-26
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Originally Posted by Dave999
Most likely none of them.
What giant will do a Nokia next?
1. Google
X. Microsoft
2. Apple
But if you were to rate their current condition then:
MS < Apple < Google.
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2013-11-27
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Originally Posted by Kangal
Then what are the options? Doubtful it'll be Jolla. So name the next option.
Most likely none of them.
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2013-11-27
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Why does there have to be a next option?
In most cases IT reaches a point at which it is good enough.
cost/reward balance shifts.
The trick is to identify the next disruptive technology.
Smartphones (iPhone) was clearly disruptive to the traditional desktop use cases for say joe public and to a lesser degree tablets.
Not so much for niche power uses, say cad, development etc.
All the others are minor improvements or changes of focus to the original "smartphone" ideas.
Is Jolla disruptive? too early to say, probbaly not in its current configuration, you know my thoughts already on what could be.
rgds
In most cases IT reaches a point at which it is good enough.
cost/reward balance shifts.
The trick is to identify the next disruptive technology.
Smartphones (iPhone) was clearly disruptive to the traditional desktop use cases for say joe public and to a lesser degree tablets.
Not so much for niche power uses, say cad, development etc.
All the others are minor improvements or changes of focus to the original "smartphone" ideas.
Is Jolla disruptive? too early to say, probbaly not in its current configuration, you know my thoughts already on what could be.
rgds
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2013-11-27
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Originally Posted by uTMY
If not Google Android, Microsoft Windows Phone (or Windows RT) or Apple iOS, then what options are there? Rolling your own is an option; one that I'd rather see more people do. But that does take time and resources (read: lots of money and developers)
Why does there have to be a next option?
In most cases IT reaches a point at which it is good enough.
The trick is to identify the next disruptive technology.
Smartphones (iPhone) was clearly disruptive to the traditional desktop use cases for say joe public and to a lesser degree tablets.
Not so much for niche power uses, say cad, development etc.
Is Jolla disruptive? too early to say, probbaly not in its current configuration, you know my thoughts already on what could be.
Speculation might prove enlightening.
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2013-11-27
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@Gerb
Agreed on all points.
Disruption is usually preceded by a growing swell which creates a sea change.
Windows for Workgroups did this to Novell Netware for instance.
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Agreed on all points.
Disruption is usually preceded by a growing swell which creates a sea change.
Windows for Workgroups did this to Novell Netware for instance.
rgds
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2013-11-27
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bit like a volcano bubbling up from below the incumbent.
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