Nokia AIR, could this be why Nokia killed the M!
 

Hi guys,

http://www.symbiantweet.com/wp-conte...12/06/cdc1.jpg

Just watched this amazing Nokia AIR video! seems like not only cloud service! its like whole web based OS (Tizen\B2G) ???

http://vimeo.com/44567643

Utube link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBOaUi54FmE

Also this video is 1 day ago only, and the website shown at the end is invalid!

the video was published by Ben Peckett
Finland | Marketing and Advertising
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ben-peckett/4/349/924

and he did work with Nokia?

So, what do u think? old? dead?

Im in love with that SIZABLE device :rolleyes:
http://www.symbiantweet.com/wp-conte...2/06/csada.jpg

http://www.symbiantweet.com/weekend-watch-nokia-air

Re: Nokia AIR, could this be why Nokia killed the M!
 

it looks damn good, but it means the device will constantly be using 3G and battery life?

Re: Nokia AIR, could this be why Nokia killed the M!
 

cool stuff but again nokia fails to deliver a great deal of publicity as it was supposed to be.

Re: Nokia AIR, could this be why Nokia killed the M!
 

I think this is one o if the dead projects. I'm sorry to say that because its looks very nice indeed.

Re: Nokia AIR, could this be why Nokia killed the M!
 

We might be seeing what Meego was to be, before Flop.

Re: Nokia AIR, could this be why Nokia killed the M!
 

Looks like something that would compete with the Windows 8 plans, so I'd be surprised if it was not axed.

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Re: Nokia AIR, could this be why Nokia killed the M!
 

It's no doubt a dead project as much as it hurts to say, but those devices and UI look friggin amazing.

http://nokiagadgets.com/2012/06/24/n...o-leaks-video/


I wonder where this project exactly slots between the old strategy of Qt and Symbian, Maemo/MeeGo marriage. Because i would think this project is from that time.

Re: Nokia AIR, could this be why Nokia killed the M!
 

WOW! This is what we want to see from Nokia!

Re: Nokia AIR, could this be why Nokia killed the M!
 

Brrr, yet again the "cloud" buzzword. Unbelievable how all that cloud-crap (== rain?) attracts the crowds. There hasn't been more vendor-lock-in and a larger single point of failure in a long time. I want to choose my own services, thank you very much.