A teaser for Nokia's upcoming Lumia goes live on UK TV
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AnonD-127365, 13 May 2013I am using z10, so i am not using smartphone LoL. From your... moreIf you are really using Z10, why do you waste your time in reading & commenting on article about Nokia?
I was not aware that Z10 was launched by Nokia. I thought Z10 was launched by Blackberry. LOL.
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AnonD-77318, 13 May 2013because Nokia is No innovation brand. let me correct that
"because Nokia is No(.1) innovation brand":)
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Gue, 13 May 2013In that case next time when I fill in the form asking about... more:), I admit it it's strange but, yeah, something like that, although I doubt it you have petrol black hair and white eyes like Storm's from X-men:)))
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AnonD-120532, 13 May 2013again camera ? nokia why don't u come up with something ne... morebecause Nokia is No innovation brand.
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again camera ?
nokia why don't u come up with something new and unique features?
why always camera?
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Anonymous, 13 May 2013I agree with you most of the times but that guy is right ab... moreIn that case next time when I fill in the form asking about my eyes and hair colour, I should write 'no colour' or neutral ? LOL
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Hey people you don't now what u talking about,Nokia was,is and will be the best.the rest of company's they just copy one to another one.this isn't research.will see tomorrow
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AnonD-41271, 13 May 2013Really? I thought transparent meant no color.
I guess yo... moreI agree with you most of the times but that guy is right about black and white:). I know it sounds strange and we generally reffer to these 2 as colours, but:
"White is a balanced combination of all the colors of the visible light spectrum, or of a pair of complementary colors, or of three or more colors, such as additive primary colors. It is a neutral or achromatic (without color) color, like black and gray."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colors
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- 13 May 2013
dual blitz. this is a bloody serious stuff !!!
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MrTruth, 13 May 2013Black and white are no colors.Really? I thought transparent meant no color.
I guess you need to go to kindergarten again. Even the kids there know Black and White are colors.
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techknow, 13 May 2013Dude u on dope or something. Nokia is neck deep in wp. Unle... moreDude u on dope or something.: - If I was on a dope, you seriosuly think I would be commenting here. I know you didn't mean it in the actual sense, but the thing is. Say what your point is, don't just blabber stuff and add junk to your comments
Nokia is neck deep in wp. Unless they manage to sell 30-40 million wp devices in 2013 android will be the only option left.: - They still have their Asha Series which went through a major overhaul this week, so not everything is lost. WP is gaining traction slowly but surely.
Ur right thoug abt abondaning meego but nokia will not look at sailfish anymore:- What makes you think they won't?
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- 13 May 2013
My guess is that Google will be working on a brand new OS to compete with WP. It will be built from bottom to top with no lags. If it doesn't happen it will lose market to WP. Already am seeing lot people started using WP.
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AnonD-125478, 13 May 2013cheers for u mate.... nokia maps is the best offline map f... moreI have one doubt. Will MAPS work in offline mode without GPS?
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Gue, 13 May 2013I am a fan of technologies. I welcome the competition and t... moreWoah.. A fan! :-0. Seriously?!? I don't think I am that good. But Thank You for your words. :). I just try my best to put things that I think better explain the current and past flow of events. But its just what I think, and not necessary be true.
I agree on your point as well, the more then merrier and with Firefox OS, Tizen and Ubuntu planning to the join the party I think it will be a very healthy competition. Android made a great impact on mobile computing world, while its +ve's inspired many to follow, the -ve's at same time gave hope that there is still some place for improvement and others to take a mark by taking this opportunity as an advantage.
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AnonD-41271, 13 May 2013For people currently wanting a smartphone, only have two ch... morewell said mate, but...
"So I think Nokia will give Android a chance in the future, but that will be after a year or so"
with the multiple cores and gigs of ram, i doubt that android runs smoothly, especially when its after 6-8 months of usage,
lets make some e.g...
41mpx with belle, Nokia needs at least 5 years of researching, coding, and many more...how long it could be if with android??
nokia maps (best offline maps for me) will sound so weird if its run in android, in fact, android has google maps...
quad or octa cores (as i said, with the multiple cores and gigs of ram, i doubt that android runs smoothly) it will makes nokia "attacked by the trend"?? i dont want it happen if nokia runs with android...
multiple cores, gigs of ram, high rate of GPU...sounds this like a gaming laptop, i think i dont need that as i cant handle 5-10 apps running at a time...
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AnonD-41271, 13 May 2013We like well and firmly built phone that feels like you are... moreBlack and white are no colors.
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It will sell like the 808. You'll never see it in reality, only on pictures and videos.
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Dude u on dope or something. Nokia is neck deep in wp. Unless they manage to sell 30-40 million wp devices in 2013 android will be the only option left. Ur right thoug abt abondaning meego but nokia will not look at sailfish anymore
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AnonD-41271, 13 May 2013For people currently wanting a smartphone, only have two ch... moreI am a fan of technologies. I welcome the competition and technology, regardless where it came from. The more the merrier and the better for consumer. I seldom write here but I have followed the comment section from time to time. I am a fan of your writing. You are quite knowledgeable and practical. I agree with your view. People seldom see the thing as a whole. Also most people are just blindly follow others.
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AnonD-125478, 13 May 2013cheers for u mate....
nokia maps is the best offline map f... moreFor people currently wanting a smartphone, only have two choices iOS and Android. In markets where carries subsidies work is able to embrace iOS. But in markets like India with no subsidies Android is the only way as the iOS devices are damn costly. Nokia and MS will have to work very hard to put WP in eyes and minds of people and so far they seem to succeeding with the release of 520, 620 and 720 here in India even with very less advertising. I think more options are more better for us customers.
The other side of me also thinks that Android has become a necessary evil, currently that's the place where money is and Nokia needs it desperately. So I think Nokia will give Android a chance in the future, but that will be after a year or so. But by that time if WP succeeds to make a dent in iOS or Android or both with a very respective market share then the chances of Nokia+Android are very slim.
Then there is something more named "Jolla and Sailfish": - Introduction of Android was the second reason Nokia was fell behind, their inability to react to Android on time was first. So that makes Android a sort of Nokia's enemy. The answer to that was Meego, Meego was amazing, with more polishing it would have been a super hit, but the dipping share and losses made it hard to continue its development from Nokia's own funds. Solution? Let it be free. Many think Meego was killed, but I think Meego was set free under Nokia's Bridge program which helped the N9 and Meego to form a separate company under the name of Jolla. This way the chances were that Jolla would survive as an independent entity supported somewhat by Nokia and other investors and when the time is right Nokia will start producing Sailfish devices same way they had signed up with Symbian back in their hay days. These Sailfish device will act as a direct open source competitor to Android.
So Nokia will have a premium closed source OS like iOS and an open source fully customizable OS like Android. Seems like a plan to me. Hope this is their strategy and they make it work. Lets see what time holds for Nokia and us.