Nokia 8.3 5G
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- Anonymous
- sxr
- 30 Aug 2020
Dear Nokia
When will you get rid of your Nokia logo on the front? I don't want to be seeing any distraction however subtle when watching Netflix or playing games. Give us a great screen, period. Other phones have ditched their logos five years ago, and put them on the back. Is Nokia that insecure to keep reminding us we're holding one of their phones?
Love, NixTheLogoless
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- Arkiki Langstang
- uvU
- 30 Aug 2020
Spec look good on paper but 600Euro price tag make everything upside down. That price even Sd865+ come soooo close.
- DroidBoye
- vaQ
- 28 Aug 2020
Carol, 27 Aug 2020Well, at least you tried...To give you some idea about what... moreAll but hearsay on your side to be honest. The only thing that's correct were the ones about Nokia or HMD as companies. The rest were just baseless arguments. Why? Because of all the things you've said, you never gave any way to counter-check your claims. This conversation started by you telling a random user that his/her statements were baseless and yet here you are continuing hypocrisy showing it at one of its finest example ever existed. To be fair to the people engaged to this conversation, only one has cited a proper source to his/her claims and that I agree upon what he/she has said where true. IDK what's your deal with Chinese companies but all your arguments against them are weak at the very least. You're too much consumed by your biases whether which side you're on and you forgot to be factual atleast, all your unchecked arguments are simply just moot.
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- Anonymous
- vx6
- 28 Aug 2020
wth! 64MP cam
- DroidBoye
- vaQ
- 28 Aug 2020
Anonymous, 27 Aug 2020In February, IEEE Spectrum released its patent power metric... moreI do agree, Nokia does show high value patents as what the data presented with IEEE spectrum but that does not justify the fact that they unnecessarily spent on expensive part for their 5G prediction which bit them on their own rear in the end. I'm not against Nokia here, what I'm against with are biased statements with no basis or hard evidence given. You're right for citing IEEE spectrum source.
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- Anonymous
- Nu6
- 27 Aug 2020
DroidBoye, 27 Aug 2020Nokia is behind Huawei in 5G contracts as of June and that&... moreIn February, IEEE Spectrum released its patent power metric data showing that Nokia has more valuable patents than Huawei or Ericsson, but less valuable compared to US companies Qualcomm and Cisco. It's not only about the number of patents values are also important. And note nokia, qalcomm and Google are major investors in Hmd check the minor ones...Hmd also got some money like that in 2016.....
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- Carol
- nUI
- 27 Aug 2020
DroidBoye, 27 Aug 2020It's just bizarre that you thought that "Chinese&... moreWell, at least you tried...To give you some idea about what you're talking about, as we can all see, you pretty much know nothing, or half backed information. First things first, Nokia is a company not just a brand, but an actuall company and it has nothing to do with that small amount of money google and qualcomm "invested" in HMD. Nokia is now pretty much doing infrastructure, working on medical devices or drones. And this is what they do with 5G, building chips and installing networks. They might not have as many customers as Huaway, at the time, but they grow big time. To put it simple for you, they do really good. Well, compared to huawawi, they of course are not as cheap, and well? They actually work and are paid for their work, so it is normal to be more expensive. Huaway is just spreading the 5g for cheapper and that is why many want it. Now HMD might owe some patents because of the last innovations they did, but Nokia never gave it's patents up. That would be pretty much dumb for them to give away a cash cow for the next 100 years, we're talkimg about thousends of patents here. So yeah, HMD borrows Nokia technology. The fact that nokia supports them is another story. As going back to HMD, they are a small company based in Finland that was buid from ground up out of ex Nokia employes after the Elope mole destroied their mobile devision. Their only problem is the fact that they wanted to grow to fast and invested to much at the biginning, henche starting to loose ground as they expected much more income then they actually had, of course, they forgot the new generation is as ignorant as posible. As for them, growing backwords, i really saw no threat to their business before covid, which pretty much wiped a lot of small companies in the past Mounth. They had really hard times stricking businesses with suppliers.
Now going to chinaware, trial? What? What trial? Not even apple could go against them in china, as that country has no law against intelligence theft, so what trial? Maybe now, as they've grown out of their country they will be closely watched and hopefully fined out of the continent. But you can also see a rise in prices and way of doing business. Start as a thief, continue as a honest business company...how typical. But that does not mean i or anybody should forgive and forget the way they fought their way up. So, as i have said to someone else, the only company i respect in that region is asus. They deserve all my respect,the rest is just garbage grown out of a boat and now they want even more money floading europe with expensive disposibles.
- DroidBoye
- vaQ
- 27 Aug 2020
Anonymous, 27 Aug 2020Who told you that Nokia is behind Huawei in 5g and note eve... moreNokia is behind Huawei in 5G contracts as of June and that's with Huawei having handicapped of being banned/blacklisted by the US.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-telecoms-5g-orders-factbox-idUSKBN23O2G4
Nokia's tech has lots of problem of their own with main one that they can't keep the cost low enough due to the parts (they use the costly FPGA) that they've already paid and secured due to bad prediction:
https://www.fiercewireless.com/5g/nokia-made-a-bad-call-for-5g-chips-scrambles-to-rectify-situation
https://www.lightreading.com/5g/nokia-hires-marvell-to-fix-5g-problems/d/d-id/757984
https://www.lightreading.com/5g/nokias-5g-chip-choice-leaves-it-exposed/d/d-id/755184
And now, HMD Nokia needed money for further development and Qualcomm and Google has given them lifeline of 230 Million USD just to keep them afloat.
Huawei's ban by the US is just meant to stagger their 5G spread worldwide until the Americans and EU manufacturers catch-up with their pricing and flexibility with their 5G tech. Before the ban, Huawei's the top priority 5G, nothing comes even close.
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- Anonymous
- Nue
- 27 Aug 2020
Some are here to defend Chinese which you Know are too ambitious and can do anything thing to get what they want.some are here to defend Hmd which just have to keep the brand (Nokia) afloat till the owner is ready to step in again. From country with no world wide company makes noise most.
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- Anonymous
- Nue
- 27 Aug 2020
DroidBoye, 25 Aug 2020Xiaomi paying Nokia is because of a Licensing deal and ther... moreGsm arena gave you half information.. it's Google,qalcomm and Nokia..this is the right info..
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- Anonymous
- Nue
- 27 Aug 2020
Who told you that Nokia is behind Huawei in 5g and note every Chinese phone Maker even Samsung pays royalties to Nokia..
- DroidBoye
- vaQ
- 27 Aug 2020
Carol, 26 Aug 2020Do you even read what you post, or you just like the titles... moreIt's just bizarre that you thought that "Chinese" manufacturers depends heavily on Nokia's Patents. Lol. They're not even using Nokia-made modems or cellular hardware for their cellsites infact, Nokia was way behind Huawei in 5G right now and the latest Million USD injection from Qualcomm and Google will partly fund Nokia's 5G which is now under HMD the funds will also keep HMD Nokia running as a whole, without these funds HMD will collapse atleast gradually. If you're talking about Nokia's mobile division and the licences, it is now with HMD and they're the ones developing it as you've already said in terms of licensing.
If your claim that Xiaomi's needs to pay Nokia for their phones to work then kindly give us your source?
Also your sources for these were also welcomed:
Give us EU brands that closes due to intelligence theft that has been proven in court that the Chinese were the culprit.
The stolen technologies that atleast for example, Xiaomi's the one to blame.
Chinese companies has patents too you know. If they have new design that has been based from existing patents then that's not an issue, that's one way to innovate, improve upon existing technology and patent it as your own and this is academically valid in research. One example would be Samsung's PLS panels that were an "improvement" from an LG's IPS, both of them are indistinguishable from the naked eye but they their backend were different.
Now if your claims of theft are valid, provide us some source at the very least.
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- Carol
- nUI
- 26 Aug 2020
Anonymous, 24 Aug 2020They're innovative. Look at them, they have 65W/120W F... moreSo they have pupup cameras and software? While having 65w chargers? The popup software i can understand, gotta be really pup-pely innovative, it pup's your info out like a puppy. But wait, a more powerfull charger (that already exists a long time now) is innovation in 2020? What's next? The color of the plastic is not dual anymore, now it is 4 times dual. Mega-innovative. As for a tech that in mobile phones is not tested enough, you go buy, be the labrat. We wait for the boom.
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- Carol
- nUI
- 26 Aug 2020
DroidBoye, 25 Aug 2020Xiaomi paying Nokia is because of a Licensing deal and ther... moreDo you even read what you post, or you just like the titles? There is quite celar said, there are more Nokia patents licensed, most of them are not even named. And why would HMD benefit from xiaomi? They license Nokia technology and name too, the only thing from xiaomi would benefit HMD is their demise or retreat in their no laws against property theft land. Yes i have a lot against copycats. A lot european brands that actually innovated were forced to close or are gone bankruptcy because of intelligence theft. People that worked hard an innovated were pushed out of the market by stealing clowns with no law to put them where they belong. So yeah, what you call competition and innovation. I call theft and lies and cheap paste. You go support a ripoff i support my home grown brands, even if now, they are forced to put them device together in china or india, to stay at least competitive against the mass of "ripoffers". Well at least at this one i can agree with donald duck.
- Tonberry
- L6h
- 26 Aug 2020
Anonymous, 25 Aug 2020They have to make a 7.3 with specs a little bit less good, ... moreI do, a large screen is really useful for reading stuff like comics, books, even some more complicated websites
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- Carol
- nUI
- 26 Aug 2020
Anonymous, 25 Aug 2020Also Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra is the first Smartphone with graphe... moreGotta admit, graphene batteries were made by xiomi, this one is new. Let me guess, they also innovated aluminium and plastic since they use them, right? They can't make a design of a device and all they do is copy and low quallity paste, not even a propper "paste" but wait they were the first to use graphene batteries, good to know some innovate so much, it is actually unbelievable. Tomorrow they invented IPS LCD's and Amoled's...check.
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- Anonymous
- JLy
- 25 Aug 2020
They have to make a 7.3 with specs a little bit less good, same design and max 6,1"... Seriously who REALLY need phone of this size and weight ?
- DroidBoye
- vaQ
- 25 Aug 2020
Carol, 24 Aug 2020Your claim is quite baseless. They charge as fast as they g... moreXiaomi paying Nokia is because of a Licensing deal and there's nothing wrong about that since businesses does that all the time the same way all smartphones manufacturers pays licensing for their cores to ARM.
Nokia's business agreements is with Xiaomi's datacenter infrastructure and not their phones, refer to this: https://www.nokia.com/about-us/news/releases/2017/07/05/nokia-and-xiaomi-sign-business-cooperation-and-patent-agreements/
Xiaomi's smartphone licences in terms of cellular were provided by Qualcomm or Mediatek depending on which SoC they use for their phones to work. With Nokia out of the picture, Xiaomi would still be there since they're not dependent to Nokia with their phones. Nokia isn't even the only one that can do network infrastructure for Xiaomi and Nokia is just an option, not the only one in this industry. I would go to the point that Nokia or HMD Global needs Xiaomi and their deal benefits Nokia more than Xiaomi why? Simple because HMD Global is in the brink of collapse until Google and Qualcomm injected Millions of investment:
https://www.gsmarena.com/google_and_qualcomm_invest_big_in_hmd_global_the_home_of_nokia_phones-news-44703.php
https://www.bgr.in/news/google-qualcomm-invest-million-hmd-global-5g-phone-more-908349/
https://venturebeat.com/2020/08/11/google-and-qualcomm-join-230-million-investment-in-nokia-phone-maker-hmd-global/
It seems as though you have too much prejudice towards what you call "Chinaware" generalising all the Chinese manufacturers. Wishing them to go down were what ignorant people does and talking about baseless? Just read your own comment, it's the best example for it. :)
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- Anonymous
- TwQ
- 25 Aug 2020
Someguy20, 24 Aug 2020Who had the first in display fingerprint? Vivo Who had the... moreAlso Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra is the first Smartphone with graphene Battery!
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- Anonymous
- TwQ
- 25 Aug 2020
Carol, 24 Aug 2020Your claim is quite baseless. They charge as fast as they g... moreAnd let's bet that HMD/Nokia would be in 3-5 Years dead because they can't make phones properly.
I have the feeling, that you can't stand the Chinese OEM's. The Truth is that Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Realme, OnePlus and even Huawei are far better than HMD/Nokia.
So bye, bye HMD/Nokia...