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abill_uk 2011-09-17 01:35

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Very good and memories are made of this etc but i want to see where this merger is going and what incredible os we are about to encounter because let's face it.... do we have a choice with Nokia?.

marxian 2011-09-17 01:41

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Originally Posted by abill_uk (Post 1089824)
let's face it.... do we have a choice with Nokia?.

No, but we have a choice without Nokia. :) We don't have to pin our flag to the Nokia mast. I'm quite happy to jump ship if I don't like the direction it's sailing in.

abill_uk 2011-09-17 01:48

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Originally Posted by marxian (Post 1089828)
No, but we have a choice without Nokia. :) We don't have to pin our flag to the Nokia mast. I'm quite happy to jump ship if I don't like the direction it's sailing in.

OOOO dont say you will jump from the NOKIA ship on here, my god you will be hung from the quarterdeck wipped and stoned :p.

marxian 2011-09-17 02:01

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Originally Posted by abill_uk (Post 1089833)
OOOO dont say you will jump from the NOKIA ship on here, my god you will be hung from the quarterdeck wipped and stoned :p.

I don't think there are many Nokia fanboys remaining. If another manufacturer were to offer a compelling MeeGo device, I'm sure many people would leave Nokia without a second thought. Sadly, it appears that MeeGo is stillborn (in terms of widespread adoption), and there won't be any more Maemo devices, so it's difficult to know which is the best future direction. Personally, I'm going to stick with my N900 until there is a true replacement. I'd like to see this place head back towards the ITT format, so we can openly discuss all available alternatives without any whiff of allegiance to a particular manufacturer.

abill_uk 2011-09-17 02:08

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Originally Posted by marxian (Post 1089840)
I don't think there are many Nokia fanboys remaining. If another manufacturer were to offer a compelling MeeGo device, I'm sure many people would leave Nokia without a second thought. Sadly, it appears that MeeGo is stillborn (in terms of widespread adoption), and there won't be any more Maemo devices, so it's difficult to know which is the best future direction. Personally, I'm going to stick with my N900 until there is a true replacement. I'd like to see this place head back towards the ITT format, so we can openly discuss all available alternatives without any whiff of allegiance to a particular manufacturer.

Got to congrat you on this post as it speaks good common sense and i have to say that your one of a very few on here that can post without sarcasm even intended and put your viewpoint across.... a true English gentleman ;) a quality rare to find these days !!!.

Likewise i am sticking with the N900 untill i can see a clear investment in the future.

jo21 2011-09-17 02:20

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Originally Posted by Laughing_Man (Post 1089349)
Really?

Take a look at these numbers:

http://www.microsoft.com/investor/Ea...tRevenues.aspx

Microsoft, as any corporation (Google, Apple, etc) is in the business to make money. Just because they aren't making money right now doesn't mean they won't be going to make it later. Just look at the entertainment division, they were bleeding cash a few years ago, and now it's profitable.

the entertainment division still is billions on the hole.

only saving grace forced xbox live income.

BigBadGuber! 2011-09-17 02:35

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Originally Posted by abill_uk (Post 1089845)
Got to congrat you on this post as it speaks good common sense and i have to say that your one of a very few on here that can post without sarcasm even intended and put your viewpoint across.... a true English gentleman ;) a quality rare to find these days !!!.

Likewise i am sticking with the N900 untill i can see a clear investment in the future.

N900 fanboys...hellllooooooo...this is a 21st century after all!!!

hotnikkelz 2011-09-17 02:55

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Originally Posted by marxian (Post 1089840)
I don't think there are many Nokia fanboys remaining. If another manufacturer were to offer a compelling MeeGo device, I'm sure many people would leave Nokia without a second thought. Sadly, it appears that MeeGo is stillborn (in terms of widespread adoption), and there won't be any more Maemo devices, so it's difficult to know which is the best future direction. Personally, I'm going to stick with my N900 until there is a true replacement. I'd like to see this place head back towards the ITT format, so we can openly discuss all available alternatives without any whiff of allegiance to a particular manufacturer.

I'm really really hoping, that Elop would see the sales and response from the n9 and be FORCED to continue it. Oh i wish. Also wish Samsung might pick it up but seems like they're going with their bada platform tsk tsk.

@abill
typing any more responses to your spam is a waste of time...everyone in the forum feels the same way I'm sure :) this is my last....

BigBadGuber! 2011-09-17 02:58

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Originally Posted by hotnikkelz (Post 1089866)
I'm really really hoping, that Elop would see the sales and response from the n9 and be FORCED to continue it. Oh i wish. Also wish Samsung might pick it up but seems like they're going with their bada platform tsk tsk.

@abill
typing any more responses to your spam is a waste of time...everyone in the forum feels the same way I'm sure :) this is my last....

We still dont know what the sales will be. The fact that Finnshave preordered a lot of N9s doesnt mean much. There arent many Finns in the world anyways. Only time will tell.

switch-hitter 2011-09-17 15:12

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Originally Posted by onethreealpha (Post 1089199)
ah, the ongoing "contractual obligation" comments....:rolleyes:

This, dare I say FUD, has been bandied about by lots of people, and many times I've asked them to back this up with some actual evidence of any contractual obligation, but all I get is silence

I got it from The Register.

If you don't believe it I'll be most interested to hear your theory for NOKIA designing and building the best smart phone in its history and then not releasing it in any of its major markets.


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