Eldar and others: Nokia and Microsoft Discussing WP7 - Page 15 - maemo.org

cfh11 | # 141 | 2010-12-30, 21:51 | Report

All of these multiple "sources" just point back to Eldar, who is an idiot.

danramos | # 142 | 2010-12-31, 08:17 | Report

Originally Posted by cfh11 View Post

All of these multiple "sources" just point back to Eldar, who is an idiot.

Man, I wish Eldar was here himself to respond. I would like to imagine his response would be something like:

"No, you are, poopyhead!"

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Dave999 | # 143 | 2010-12-31, 08:33 | Report

Dont blame eldar. Dont hate the player, hate the game. I think we should have more leaks. Often, I don't care if the leak is real or not. Since noone here have any good information and all poeple just assume. If we removed all the things that builds on fake or no intel at all. We might have around one post per hour if we are lucky.

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danramos | # 144 | 2010-12-31, 09:35 | Report

Originally Posted by Dave999 View Post

Dont blame eldar. Dont hate the player, hate the game. I think we should have more leaks. Often, I don't care if the leak is real or not. Since noone here have any good information and all poeple just assume. If we removed all the things that builds on fake or no intel at all. We might have around one post per hour if we are lucky.

What? Nokia communicate with customers? YOU BLASPHEME!!!

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ericsson | # 145 | 2010-12-31, 13:27 | Report

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4MhwZIBXwA

attila77 | # 146 | 2010-12-31, 14:40 | Report

Originally Posted by ericsson View Post

The point here is that Samsung made Bada out of nowhere in less than a year.

Well, Samsung made Bada out of nowhere in less than a year as Intel made the MeeGo netbook edition out of nowhere in three months -> i.e. it didn't. Bada includes a lot of previous Samsung developments, Bada was just the moniker/rebrand around the major platform overhaul.

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It has already outsold Maemo by a factor of 10 at least.

Bada's target audience is not that of Maemo's, nor is there a technical equivalence. If you want to talk Bada, you would have to compare it to Qt, as it's more of an API level thing, and I'm pretty sure Qt-enabled devices have outsold Bada by a factor of 10

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Laughing Man | # 147 | 2010-12-31, 14:50 | Report

Originally Posted by Dave999 View Post

Dont blame eldar. Dont hate the player, hate the game. I think we should have more leaks. Often, I don't care if the leak is real or not. Since noone here have any good information and all poeple just assume. If we removed all the things that builds on fake or no intel at all. We might have around one post per hour if we are lucky.

Nokia's next phones will run IOS.

retsaw | # 148 | 2010-12-31, 15:23 | Report

Originally Posted by Dave999 View Post

Dont blame eldar. Dont hate the player, hate the game. I think we should have more leaks. Often, I don't care if the leak is real or not. Since noone here have any good information and all poeple just assume. If we removed all the things that builds on fake or no intel at all. We might have around one post per hour if we are lucky.

A leak that is made up isn't a leak it is just bollocks.

There's nothing wrong with making **** up, I enjoy reading fiction, I just want it to be published as such and not presented as fact.

And don't worry about lack of posts there'll always be plenty of posts about how Nokia has let us down, by not providing Flash 10, Ovi Maps with voice navigation, a decent email client, MMS, 3G video calls, etc. And don't forget the perpetual "when is PR1.4 coming" threads which will probably still be being created in 2020.

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vvaz | # 149 | 2010-12-31, 15:33 | Report

I think rumor about WP7 on Nokias is pure BS. But I can imagine MS went to Nokia for help to design handset for MS or maybe even produce reference model as part of some deal - MSOffice on Qt?

sjgadsby | # 150 | 2010-12-31, 16:03 | Report

Originally Posted by danramos View Post

What? Nokia communicate with customers? YOU BLASPHEME!!!

If the Android and Window Phone 7 rumors are all false, and if Nokia did step up communication in response to them, would that prove entertaining or just monotonous?

Originally Posted by Fictional Official Nokia Blog

We're Committed to Qt, Symbian, and MeeGo, part 258
Posted at 20:14 UTC on 28 December 2010 by Nokia
In response to the Unwired View article, "New Nokia Windows Phone 7 concept – would you buy this?", Nokia is publicly reaffirming our commitment to Symbian and MeeGo with Qt as the sole application development framework for both platforms. Nokia is focusing on Qt as a robust, tried and tested framework that unlocks the hardware, software and service capabilities of the existing Nokia smartphone range as well as creating huge opportunities for future Symbian and MeeGo products. Nokia is committed to Qt, Symbian, and MeeGo and will not be producing Windows Phone 7 phones.

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We're Committed to Qt, Symbian, and MeeGo, part 246
Posted at 12:32 UTC on 20 December 2010 by Nokia
In response to the MobileCrunch article, "Rumor: Nokia To Adopt Windows Phone 7", Nokia is publicly reaffirming our commitment to Symbian and MeeGo with Qt as the sole application development framework for both platforms. Nokia is focusing on Qt as a robust, tried and tested framework that unlocks the hardware, software and service capabilities of the existing Nokia smartphone range as well as creating huge opportunities for future Symbian and MeeGo products. Nokia is committed to Qt, Symbian, and MeeGo and will not be producing Windows Phone 7 phones.

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We're Committed to Qt, Symbian, and MeeGo, part 223
Posted at 19:03 UTC on 8 December 2010 by Nokia
In response to the Computerworld article, "Google hopeful that Android will run Nokia smartphones", Nokia is publicly reaffirming our commitment to Symbian and MeeGo with Qt as the sole application development framework for both platforms. Nokia is focusing on Qt as a robust, tried and tested framework that unlocks the hardware, software and service capabilities of the existing Nokia smartphone range as well as creating huge opportunities for future Symbian and MeeGo products. Nokia is committed to Qt, Symbian, and MeeGo and will not be producing Android phones.

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