Nokia X30
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- Carol
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- 07 May 2023
MakeNokiaGreatAgain, 03 May 2023Agree, Nokia is great still. But I miss the days when Nokia... moreThat is a far fatched idea. Even tough i support nokia and used mostly nokia devices, i doubt that hmd will be able to put nokia on the front line again. I actually doubt that smatphones will be fun again and given brands will actually restart innovation. Smartphones have become a necessity/comodity and people buy them according to their pocket and paper specs, or name (most of the apple users), not quite because of innovation. Apple made sure that innovation does not exist anymore, this is how we ended up with this slabs more then 10 years now. Apple keeps showing that marketing and propaganda works, people are easily influenced through it, even if they do not realise it. I mean, even the so called "apple haters" make their quality and features comparisons to apple products. With apple being some kind of tech superior.
Nokia was never good at marketing, well most of the europeans are't, because they mostly are true to themselves and do not promise what isn't there. But marketing is how one gathers customers. People are not interested in who's the best, but in who claims to be the best! Let's be honest, till iphone 5, iphones were all garbage, yet they were already been considered the best, even tough the iphone 1 was not a smartphone and till iphone 3 there was no 3G net support (pretty lame i might say), and iphone 4 was not a phone, because well, it could make a proper call only near 3g antenas. Their cameras up to iphone 11 were trash, to say the least, yet people still considered them great... this is how you know that marketing does more then the actuall product.
Having all this into consideration and thinking how advanced nokia actually was, and how much they fought lame iphones back with actuall innovation and extrodinary design language with the great MeeGo OS, do you still think that innovation and quality prevails at the end? As the history tought us... not really. I do hope tough, that hmd will be able to release a flagship with some goodies in the future, even tough with this market right now, would make no sense for them to do it.
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- Xenotyro
- M$2
- 05 May 2023
The X30 is running really well with Android 13, honestly a great experience except for the poor mono speaker. HMD seem to have made further changes to the camera app including a better level-meter and less aggressive HDR processing in auto-mode.
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- Nokia fan
- X5u
- 03 May 2023
MakeNokiaGreatAgain, 03 May 2023Nokia XR21 — 231 gr. Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra — 234 gr. Ion like the weight of some phones now, they should be light like moto phones
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- 3Sn
- 03 May 2023
Nokia fan, 29 Apr 2023Does anyone know if the nokia xr21 is as heavy as Samsung s... moreNokia XR21 — 231 gr. Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra — 234 gr.
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- 3Sn
- 03 May 2023
Nokia fan, 25 Apr 2023Bruh your name is offensive, Nokia is already great, it... moreAgree, Nokia is great still. But I miss the days when Nokia was The Greatest. Days when they had flagships, best cameras with PureView and Zeiss, their own OS, daring design. I even miss the Lumias and tiles of Windows Phone. That interface was ingenious and so underrated. So many missed opportunities — MeeGo, Jolla, Sailfish... Oh well... Let's hope the tide will turn and Nokia gets back to the very top where they rightfully belong.
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- Xenotyro
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- 01 May 2023
Nokia fan, 29 Apr 2023Does anyone know if the nokia xr21 is as heavy as Samsung s... moreIt is almost identical in weight at around 234g. Lighter than the XR20 which is 248g.
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- Nokia fan
- X5u
- 29 Apr 2023
Does anyone know if the nokia xr21 is as heavy as Samsung s23 ultra, I feel they can be rugged and not to heavy
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- Nokia fan
- X5u
- 28 Apr 2023
Nokia fan, 25 Apr 2023When is the X30 5G 8/256 coming to Kenya?Don't copy people's name bruh, I'm the original Nokia fan
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- Aadrian
- 3YT
- 28 Apr 2023
MakeNokiaGreatAgain, 25 Apr 2023Carol, is Nokia planning a successor to XR20?Yes it's coming soon
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- Nokia fan
- r0q
- 25 Apr 2023
When is the X30 5G 8/256 coming to Kenya?
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- Nokia fan
- X5u
- 25 Apr 2023
MakeNokiaGreatAgain, 25 Apr 2023Carol, is Nokia planning a successor to XR20?Bruh your name is offensive, Nokia is already great, it's just crumbling........
Besides we'll still get back on track
Btw you can't fix what was never broken(Nokia is still a household name)
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- Carol
- mek
- 25 Apr 2023
MakeNokiaGreatAgain, 25 Apr 2023Carol, is Nokia planning a successor to XR20?Sorry, no idea...
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- 3Sn
- 25 Apr 2023
Carol, 24 Apr 2023It runs soother and the devices is faster overall. But i do... moreCarol, is Nokia planning a successor to XR20?
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- Carol
- 3td
- 24 Apr 2023
Anonymous, 23 Apr 2023Hello, anyone with android 13 update experience better scre... moreIt runs soother and the devices is faster overall. But i do not see better SOT, for me at least, the battery is the same as with android 12. About 2 days and 8 hours SOT. I do not game tough,othermight say totally something else. Hope they will release in your country as soon as possible, if find android 13 to be better then 12. Still some bugs here, there, but nothing that can break the deal. Soothe as a butter 99 % of the time.
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- 23 Apr 2023
iPhone 8 user planning to buy this. I was an Android user before and thinking of getting back to android. I want a stock Android experience so i picked this and OP 11r. I am from India
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- 23 Apr 2023
Hello, anyone with android 13 update experience better screen on time? the update is not yet available for my X30 so i'm curious about it
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- Carol
- mek
- 22 Apr 2023
Imbukwa, 19 Apr 2023And the sad news is Samsung A34 (the next phone I am buying... moreActually, the sad new would be for you, after 6 months.
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- Carol
- mek
- 22 Apr 2023
Tom209, 21 Apr 2023I've never understood the popularity of Samsung's... moreIt is not only the RAM that matters, it is pretty much everything. From CPU to mainboard to storage to RAM to software and to the connection busses between them. Samsung is not good at performance and Optimization, they never were. So the only devices that work ok, would be their Flagships. Especially with that OS.
What they forcely install in their devices, is of course not something a user needs, but something that Samsung needs to make more money. Every installed app that cannot be uninstalled with an ortodox method, is an app that makes them money with every device sold. Now put the 300 installed apps that should not be there and you will understand why they do it 😅. It's all about the money in the end for each and every company.
I also tought that Samsung would do way better if they would have stuck android, but as you also say, it appears that i am not right. People love garbage OS's somehow...