US Microsoft stores start accepting Nokia Lumia 900 pre-orders
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- Anonymous
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- 05 Feb 2012
Gud
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- TH360
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- 04 Feb 2012
Anonymous, 03 Feb 2012"On record" is in writing efefctively and he is t... moreyea he went 'on record' sayin 'WP7 struggles' not specifying the Nokia solely, furthermore, its kinda obvious that any new phone/platform introduced by Nokia is not going to be the No.1 best seller!!
It doesnt take a genius to figure that out !!
Having used a Lumia 800 for the last 3 months now i find it on par 'if' not better than an IOS device and most certainly better than the malware ridden android phones, and yes before you ask i have used both an IP4 and the GS2.
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- Anonymous
- kg3
- 04 Feb 2012
Will this work on Tmobile USA?
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- Anonymous
- v67
- 04 Feb 2012
That's actually an outright lie, one of the best selling phones for Telstra was the Mozart 7, it was easy to sell because it, like other windows phones, is easy to use, and appealed to customers who were not tech savvy, and could not afford the equivalent iPhone, But like all Windows phones, it completely dissapeared from the market in Australia, you can only find overstock in stores.
On top of that, sales comission for the iPhone is miserable compared to other handsets, and salespeople would make more money selling a Windows Phone handset from any manufacturer.
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- Anonymous
- p%n
- 03 Feb 2012
TH360, 03 Feb 2012how is it possible that u know that?!?! dont just say somet... moreIt is logical deduction or can you not work that one out???
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- Anonymous
- p%n
- 03 Feb 2012
TH360, 03 Feb 2012how is it possible that u know that?!?! dont just say somet... more"On record" is in writing efefctively and he is the CEO! So where exactly am I wrong?
Meanwhile, Nokia's CEO, Steven Elop, went on record saying that salesmen are a part of the reason for the WP struggles in the market. According to Elop, the shop assistants aren't doing their best to promote Windows Phone devices, choosing to push other, easier-to-sell platforms instead. Mr. Elop went on to say that the guys and gals in the smartphone shops only "want their commission and tend to only show phones they think might sell".
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- emilian
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- 03 Feb 2012
people!!! how much it will be with out a contract? cuz with a contract is 99$ does anybody knows that?? i want to ket one to put it on tmobile
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- TH360
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- 03 Feb 2012
AnonD-26572, 03 Feb 2012One thing is for sure now. Nokia have confirmed in writing,... morehow is it possible that u know that?!?! dont just say something for the sake of saying!
show your sources before posting!! instead of jus spreading BS lies!!
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- 03 Feb 2012
Nokia's CEO, Steven Elop, went on record saying that salesmen are a part of the reason for the WP struggles in the market. According to Elop, the shop assistants aren't doing their best to promote Windows Phone devices, choosing to push other, easier-to-sell platforms instead. Mr. Elop went on to say that the guys and gals in the smartphone shops only "want their commission and tend to only show phones they think might sell
No Need to shout if you produce a worthy prdocut def mouth publcity will gives you profit better concentrate on cons not on sales people
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- ceo hater
- 3Ax
- 03 Feb 2012
we had an incentive in our store to win 2 lumias so you can not tell me that we were not pushing sales they are fantastic phones and we are all trained on the sofware.....take it back!!!
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- Anonymous
- p%n
- 03 Feb 2012
Nokia Sucks, 03 Feb 2012Poor Elop. He's now blaming the salesmen for the poor sales... morePerhaps if he had done the same, Nokia would not be in the mess they are in now.
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- 3Ax
- 03 Feb 2012
lumia sales are through the roof in our store we cant get enough of them and commision and deals are fantastic so really think the comment is terrible to make every consultant feel responsible
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- Anonymous
- 3Ax
- 03 Feb 2012
very poor judgement from a CEO. a sweeping judgement of people he has never met.
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- Anonymous
- p%n
- 03 Feb 2012
Rohit, 03 Feb 2012I agree with Elop's comments. More than 6 months ago I was ... moreYou are missing the point. The question is why are sales people doing this? At the end of the day they will send what the customer wants that will ideally also make them the most money. In some cases they will sell you something less than ideal for you, to make more money for themsleves. So what Nokia need to do is provide devcies that Sales people atually want to sell. If they are not doing this then Nokia\MS are failing, not the Salesman.
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- Anonymous
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- 03 Feb 2012
nokia sales persons are great i personally feel they are doing great , they help us so much. Poor nokia poor ceo commoent.....
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- Rohit
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- 03 Feb 2012
I agree with Elop's comments. More than 6 months ago I was shopping for a smartphone and every shopkeeper I spoke to (atleast in Mumbai) tried to shy me away from a WP7 asking me to go for an Android instead or a BB or even a Bada. The shops are loaded with devices running on android in all shapes and sizes.
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- emilian
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- 03 Feb 2012
how much is with out contract, unlocked?
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- kRC
- 03 Feb 2012
shak, 02 Feb 2012Elop don't cry on sales people. See how apple has changed t... moreapple did not change the world!!
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- Anonymous
- kg3
- 03 Feb 2012
They need to bring more WP7 phones to US carriers.
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- 03 Feb 2012
I am a Nokia fan boy, but i'm also an objective person, thats why im not in support of elop's statement, when you come down to it wp7 wasn't the right move for nokia, i mean what is wrong with meego? It is way better and more widely accepted than wp7, this is just the result of bad decision making. And i love the fact that Nokia isn't jumping into the android band wagon, Nokia is known for it's uniqueness, it is better left that way.