HELLASISGREECE | # 11 | 2012-03-22, 20:38 | Report

Marko Ahtisaari is a Finnish GOD!!


his N9 presentation in Singapore and his love for the N900 are heartbreaking!!!

I'm sure if he was in charge, Nokia wouldn't have gone to WP

\m/

ps: Oh and T.C. we need a link

imo | # 12 | 2012-03-22, 20:44 | Report

Are they making any other N900 with some sort of revolutionary OS? A perfect april fool's ceremony ..lol,nokia is nothin more than a trade name now..
Keep your heads up while lying on a sofa..chill

HELLASISGREECE | # 13 | 2012-03-22, 20:58 | Report

ps2: why is "iphone" + "revolutionary" in the same sentence?!

the only revolution the iphone ignited is the marketing revolution

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specc | # 14 | 2012-03-22, 21:08 | Report

A little more than a trade name. The 808 PureView proves to me they still know how to do it. OS means nothing, it's the HW that sell, at least that's how it works for me Software play a part, but not that much in the end of the day if some killer HW is on the horizon.

szopin | # 15 | 2012-03-22, 21:35 | Report

Sorry to rain on the parade but the originally posted article on bgr had an update:

UPDATE: A Nokia spokesperson contacted BGR with additional details regarding some of Ahtisaari’s comments. The interface elements he described during his interview are in fact concepts Ahtisaari has been discussing since December 2010, when he spoke about them on stage at LeWeb. The spokesperson declined to comment on if or when these concepts might appear in a production device.

Source: http://m.bgr.com/2012/03/20/nokia-is...signed-iphone/

Lumiaman | # 16 | 2012-03-22, 21:48 | Report

NOKIA should stop talking and start delivering.

The Wizard of Huz | # 17 | 2012-03-23, 20:06 | Report

"We need a regime change...."

Rugoz | # 18 | 2012-03-23, 22:28 | Report

The lumia 900 was supposed to be a groundbreaking wp device, turned out to be rather lame. We've heard rumours about something "revolutionary" from nokia for the last 4 years or so. Might as well believe the end of the world is near everytime some apocalypse worshipper spits out a date.

Zoxir | # 19 | 2012-03-23, 22:52 | Report

Dude noone wants their devices wether present or future so they will say any crap they can think in order to persuade some fools to buy their Win Phails. But the trouth is this even if the new phone he's talking about can give you a bj people still wont give upon their iphones and androids.

almamo | # 20 | 2012-03-26, 20:43 | Report

The most revolutionary Nokia phone would be one with a "Ban-Elop-From-Nokia" - button

Next to that it could just be a bunch of empty words, I wonder what platform Nokia wants to use for such a phone. Maybe they get more access to future WP versions?

But it's typical for Nokia, they always used to life somehow in the future with amazing concepts and openly talk about them with big smiling faces. But it mostly failed at the execution or marketing.

While for example Apple never tells anything and *bamm* they're there with a new phone, new features and set straight new trends since the device is usually available for purchase a day after announcement. Of course I'm aware that with the iPhone there weren't invented new things, and it even was a step back in many parts (especially first 2 versions). But they are so self-confident that they have the courage Nokia badly needs/needed.