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I like a lot my N900, but nokia has been doing a shitty job when it comes to support. I'm planning on changing on the Xperia Play (if available), or will wait for the Meego phones (not from Nokia).
With luck, Meego will have more applications and more support from different developers.
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With luck, Meego will have more applications and more support from different developers.
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Originally Posted by gerbick
If you add negative into your point then I must agree with you.
Greetings. Nice to meet you as well.
The analogy holds. Some people will never buy AMD because they're fully behind Intel. And vice versa. That kind of brand loyalty - be it Chevy versus Ford, Lamborghini vs. Ferrari, Coke vs. Pepsi, German beer vs. Belgium beer, Levi vs. Lee jeans... the list continues and you get what I mean.
People stand behind brands because of experience(s) and how positive or negative they were to them.
Originally Posted by gerbick
I hope I'm not bored you with my personal experience, but since you ask...here I go
I think he was stating that brand loyalty comes from positive experiences. Blind brand loyalty is lunacy.
Because I'd love an honest answer.
It's true that I chose N900 because I can hack with it, but it dosen't mean we couldn't hack WM/WP, Android or iOS. Android can be hacked easily but you still you feel like shackled. In fact you get most pleasurable experience hacking with WM(never use WP) but you feel dirty, so dirty that you want to reflash from time to time so as to make it clean again haha. I've very little experience hacking with iOS, just helping friends jailbreaking their iPhones, but hacking with iOS makes you feel like you're committing crimes, and in fact Apple threaten you from time to time you're not supposed to do so that bothered me.
Hacking in N900 is allowed, encouraged and systematic. You don't need to do it dirtily as you've guidelines to follow. You won't feel as guilty because no one would threaten you from time to time you're doing illegal things. You can give back to communities for what you've done and those who aren't into hacking could enjoy your work. I could go on but I think you need a rest after reading these.
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Originally Posted by 9000
I can understand and get behind that sentiment fully. Thank you for your honest answer.
Hacking in N900 is allowed, encouraged and systematic.
I still found it odd that you thought Nokia made crappy phones (paraphrase) before though.
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Not really crap. I chose my words carefully when describing it
I can understand and get behind that sentiment fully. Thank you for your honest answer.
I still found it odd that you thought Nokia made crappy phones (paraphrase) before though.
: bloated (or over-rated. Their phones have much less features than their rivals nowaday), lousy (actually I mean the design...they don't seem to want to make good-looking phones after 6500), bulky (N900 is not the thickest phone they ever made ) and over-priced (Ok Apple's iPhone beat them fair-and-square in this so I think I should take it back )
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My personal thoughts...I think Nokia makes a lot of terribly ugly looking phones (recall the N-gage era), and once in a while, a few gorgeous (E65, N8, E7, C6-01) and unique phones (N900).
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Originally Posted by 9000
Hmm, I think you missed the point of my post and you're warping reality to conform to your beliefs.
Incorrect.
You.
In line. Actually beyond expectation. I always think Nokia made lousy phones until N900.
Bonus answer: you don't read what someone wrote before asking question do you?
But that's ok.
(not my loss)
On topic: Nokia has been consistent in delivering durable and well designed phones during the candybar era. Their ui/ux had been top notch.
It's only if you learn of Nokia during the past 3-4 years that you would associate them with (declining) design and poor(er) UI/UX. This is in-line with their declining marketshare as well.
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Originally Posted by ysss
I found it irony to receive such a statement from someone who always asks leading questions.
Hmm, I think you missed the point of my post and you're warping reality to conform to your beliefs.
But that's ok.
(not my loss)
It's okay to discover someone who doesn't comform to your beliefs. That's reality. Get over with it.
Originally Posted by ysss
Not that I care Nokia's marketshare, did I?
On topic: Nokia has been consistent in delivering durable and well designed phones during the candybar era. Their ui/ux had been top notch.
It's only if you learn of Nokia during the past 3-4 years that you would associate them with (declining) design and poor(er) UI/UX. This is in-line with their declining marketshare as well.
(Hey I found your method to hide message sneaky but interesting. It was not until I reply would I figure it out. Thanks for the tips . ^^)
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@9000: If you felt you were 'lead' somewhere, it may be because I've presented some facts and history in my post that supported what I was implying.
Nokia's declining marketshare represented public interest to Nokia's product (and brand), among the many options in the market.
Yep, that was the point of these texts.
Nokia's declining marketshare represented public interest to Nokia's product (and brand), among the many options in the market.
Yep, that was the point of these texts.
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Yes, we admit he's even worse.
I remember when the same things were said about me.
Big whoop. You wanna fight about it?
But he writes as if a community of coders came out of nowhere to rescue us. The fact is that the community was here way before the N900. Nokia knew that and so did we.
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