So they are actually trying to compete with iPhone by having itunes sync? Maybe it could lure few people over, but I think Apple fans are even more fanatic than Linux fans.
I know some Iphone users who wouldn't mind buy N9 until MrFlop open his ****ing mouth!
However, I doubt they will buy WP7 soo MrFlop failed even more muahaha.
WTF don't they just jump on-board with MeeGo goddammit! (heck LG already kinda is)
Do they mistrust Intel??
Still, looks like there's room for that in the coming months...
But it seems more likely they'll come up with their own home-brew jointly, or do nothing.
So they are actually trying to compete with iPhone by having itunes sync? Maybe it could lure few people over, but I think Apple fans are even more fanatic than Linux fans.
They often overlap...
I've been a hardcore Apple fan for years.
But that doesn't mean I don't like my *nix.
But I think that's limited more to "neckbeard" types.
LOL, I love that expression!
If this is Qt-program, maybe it could run under linux too?
Good point...
Not sure if Nokia Link's designed as a native app for Win/OSX.
If it's Qt, then Linux/Win/OSX desktop OS's could be supported.
Then again, not sure how decent Qt is on Win/OSX.
Haven't tried installing a Qt-based app recently...
If this nokia link could be also setup in mac to sync using bluetooth it would be awsome..... everynight after getting home it will sync with the computer automatically if both the bluetooth is set to on
WTF don't they just jump on-board with MeeGo goddammit! (heck LG already kinda is)
Do they mistrust Intel??
Still, looks like there's room for that in the coming months...
But it seems more likely they'll come up with their own home-brew jointly, or do nothing.
What... the... I knew about the north Korean Linux distro, but I never imagined I'd see a commercial south Korean mobile OS. We live and learn, don't we. Maybe they want an OS they can control, but with the backing of the Korean goverment... Don't quote me on that, but I think that the relations between Korean megaconglomerates and the Korean goverment are significantly snugglier than what we have in EU/ US. If that thing happened here (meaning US/ EU), we'd have politicos and pundits, consumer groups, lobbies and companies go into a free-for-all.
