Re: Nokia PureView Lumia Videos Are Fraudulent
 

Please don't forget two simple words. Symbian sucks. Downloaded Belle **** on my N9 and it's useless. Why Would anyone buy 808

Re: Nokia PureView Lumia Videos Are Fraudulent
 

Do you mean N8?If not no wonder it's useless :p

Dousan...

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Because, unlike you, people actually like Symbian. I don't see any fault as others do and have no issues using the said OS. Also, most of my girlfriends have Symbian devices and none complain. It seems only Americans are incompetent when it comes to Symbian. An OS full of features is disregarded for an OS that had no copy/paste. Sad days in today's world.

Now, to answer your question as to why someone would buy an 808:

- 41mp camera with 1080p recording and stereo rich recording
- HDMI out
- USB on the GO
- Mass Storage
- Quite a large amount of apps in store
- it's not an iPhone, nor Android/WP7, etc
- Multitasking
- GPS nav
- Exclusive
- Real Nokia


....Shall I go on???

Re: Nokia PureView Lumia Videos Are Fraudulent
 

You hang out with unsophisticated girls if they are still using Symbian. Do they wax?

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you don't have N9s anymore, remember?
sold them

and if you tried to download Symbian Belle on one, well, your technical incompetency is beyond salvage...
maybe Mme Tussauds?

but one can understand better why you call yourself Darkman ¦-)))))
your level of technical competency >¦-)

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Thanks for the heads up, never thought a girl with an iphone implies that she's waxed.

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That gives a whole new meaning to:

*wax on - wax off*

Dousan...

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Thank You Sensei Miyagi...Your words are wise and deep. ;)

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Sure; they are waxing his knob, but not yours.

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Apparently Nokia's upper management didn't know about the true nature of the ad. At least according to Helsingin Sanomat (biggest newspaper in Finland). A Nokia employee said to the newspaper that Elop has launched an investigation to the incident. The employee says that things have gotten pretty heated up.

Source (in Finnish):
http://m.hs.fi/inf/infomo?site=hs&vi...=1305597794653