Nokia 900 appears on a promo video, looks the part
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LISTEN HERE!!! my words last few days: iphone 2g dead,you cannot install new apps,iphone 3g same think,iphone 3gs(this app is not compatible with your device)mmmmm ok....my words now: ALL THE PEOPLE BUY NOKIA PHONES!!!!!
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- 17 Apr 2012
Nice
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- 29 Dec 2011
Anonymous, 17 Nov 2011From nokia fan wonderland or should i say in his dream.whos anthony? what is his comment you replied to
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- 22 Dec 2011
This is actually what the nokia lumia 719 will look like, that should release along side the lumia 900 which may look like an oversized lumia 800
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- 08 Dec 2011
psingh, 22 Nov 2011good phone i like this phonehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yprkVdIz1YE
Here's the developer video. It seems like they're advertising a picture of the phone rather than the device itself, lol. Nonetheless, can't wait to see its build quality...something tells me it won't be on par with the 800.
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- 22 Nov 2011
good phone i like this phone
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- Anonymous
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- 21 Nov 2011
Bailey, 18 Nov 2011Thank you for your nice reply although i would argue that d... moreDual cores are there to allow for shared processing, WP7 is said to be the fasted OS, Android is rather slow in comparison and therefore would benefit from this, however applications also need to be tailored for multi core processors otherwise they will just use the one core.
I'm going to assume you have an iphone 4, the infinity blade game was first made available for the 3GS therefore if would run much more soothly on an upgraded chipset, also the iphone doesn't support full multi-tasking therefore it would be more battery efficient than the any OS that does. In addition to this mobile phones with more RAM would consume more battery power, a good way to save battery would be to close applications that you are not using and set the screen to it's lowest brightness setting.
Also you may have heard that GTA is coming to dual-core devices in the future... which you could argue that the technology needs to be there in order for developers to create applications for them.
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- 20 Nov 2011
anku, 18 Nov 2011what is silver light .any one in plain termsMicrosoft's version of Flash.
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- 19 Nov 2011
this looks exactly like the nokia x3-02!!!! not the 700!! goodness!
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- 19 Nov 2011
If this was candy i would eat it....this phone is one sweet looking piece of kit
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- 18 Nov 2011
what is silver light .any one in plain terms
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- 18 Nov 2011
what a nice look ...... .
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- 18 Nov 2011
Anonymous, 17 Nov 2011It's good to be optimistic and one of the major factors res... moreThank you for your nice reply although i would argue that dual core phones are not more efficeient because because me and my friends have to charge our phones twice a day and i spend 8 hours at work and it would be flat if i didnt charge. As for high powered games Android is not really there yet and i would have to argue that on a single core phone like the iphone 4 lets take for example "infinity blade" it runs super smooth so far on Android i have not seen anything like that
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- 18 Nov 2011
xperia arc design....?!
why?
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Anonymous, 18 Nov 2011haaha.. day dreamer. anyway good idea. ;) nokia rockznop dude...this specification isnt my dream..its true :p
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- 18 Nov 2011
anthony calalo, 17 Nov 2011where did you get the infomy father works at nokia(u.s.a) he said
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- 18 Nov 2011
Marcus, 17 Nov 2011And one more thing - the display: today's devices have 4+ i... moreagreed...using pentile display is just one way of fooling the public into thinking that there are a lot more pixels than anything else on the market...although samsung is the leader and will continue to dominate in amoled this shows the limitations of the pixel density capacity they have with their present amoled fab plants/machines...they just want to utilize their machines for everything it's worth
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- 18 Nov 2011
Anonymous, 17 Nov 2011That's quite funny, because Omnia HD(i8910) is equipped wit... moreyour statement about "If you aren't satisfied with your Omnia HD software then Nokia is one to be blamed." is not so logical but more emotional. for example, if company A produces a product that uses outsourced components from company B and the product from company B fails because the end product from company A is poorly designed/suported then should company B be blamed? Company B can only deliver the product to specifications but does not manage nor control the production of the end product.samsung chose symbian because it was the best os back three-four years ago, aside from apple and blackberry.the failure of Samsung's management to have the foresight to not get trapped by Nokia is Samsung's fault and is part of the everyday corporate environment is designing corporate strategy and reaching software agreements.other examples in the news would be toyota..do you blame toyota or the company that manufactured and supplied the component if the component performed within specifications
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- 18 Nov 2011
hotspot, 17 Nov 2011nokia 900..hv 1.5 dual-core cpu,12mpx camera,1gb ram,cbd am... morehaaha.. day dreamer. anyway good idea. ;) nokia rockz
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- 17 Nov 2011
Bailey, 17 Nov 2011How i love this site people making comments on something
t... moreIt's good to be optimistic and one of the major factors resulting in the success of a phone is the design, and as mobile designs go this would appear to be a winner if it materialises in the future.
Dual cores are often more power efficient and useful for multi-tasking and certain high quality games... Nokia apparently have permission to alter the WP7 OS as much as they like, so they could effectively add extra features such as a secondary camera, dual-core, 1080p video and perhaps proper multitasking. However they seem to be leaving that down to Microsoft, where they just add a few pre-installed apps to their devices. This will most likely put Nokia at an advantage in the WP7 sales should they be able to restrict access to their intellectual property in the future.
ps I still use the SE K850i, it allows for limited multi-tasking restricted my the available RAM and a few apps and most importantly Opera Mini 6.5... not bad for a 4year old feature phone.