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Bonovox
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Android no they won't not Nokia. They got contract with Microsoft. And Android someday will stagnate trust me
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michelletan
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Nokia Lumia 800 @ Danbo i want hug by JTproductions, on Flickr
Nokia Lumia 800 @ Danbo Where my head? by JTproductions, on Flickr
Nokia Lumia 800 @ Danbo like brothers by JTproductions, on Flickr
Nokia Lumia 800 @ Dad danbo talking to Son danbo by JTproductions, on Flickr
Nokia Lumia 800 @ Flower and bee by JTproductions, on Flickr |
alenn
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Nice for Nokia to finally move a little bit away from Symbian,and go for Windows Mobile.Well,I'm happy about it,but I'm unhappy about Windows 8.I's just not for PC. |
hihihans
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Nokia Lumia 800 with my new earphones, Sennheiser CX310 Adidas 
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Bonovox
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Wow cool B-)
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Hobbs
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Cool earphone Hans.That Lumia in Blue is HOT! Looks fantastic.
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rikken
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Great earphones it is 
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jack00
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xbox phone by nokia on the horizon ?
this thought of got supported by todays "the verge" article
The promise of Xbox as the entertainment service for Microsoft will come in different ways according to Medhi. "Xbox will go beyond the box to reach all new families of devices," he says. "Whether on your PC, tablet, TV or phone, Xbox will be a gateway to the best in music and video, your favorite games and instant access to your friends."
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hihihans
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@jack00 xBox is integrated in WindowsPhone. If you have the same game on xBox and wPhone your points add up. Some great titels are available 
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jack00
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On 2012-05-29 23:23:00, hihihans wrote:
@jack00 xBox is integrated in WindowsPhone. If you have the same game on xBox and wPhone your points add up. Some great titels are available
thx i know that
but to my sense (together with what i have read in the past couple of weeks) it seems that they want to push this harder
we will see at E3 i guess
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Bonovox
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Apparently Nokia plans to make all future Lumia phones or Pure View water resistant 
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hihihans
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How come I'm still on 12070 ? Not that it matters.
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Bonovox
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Still no update in Holland??
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false_morel
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On 2012-05-18 20:36:42, Miss UK wrote:
Nokia could do more if they turned to
Android aswell I don't understand why they
Won't !
Very simple: Nokia now rely on three major differentiating factors. The new design they brought into the market. Imaging (their latest is the PureView technology of course), their location-based ecosystem.
The first branch doesn't matter. It's just a hardware design.
The second branch, to bring the PureView technology, they need to go deeper in Android's code than Google allow them to! They have installed an extra small processor in the camera module itself to tackle all those MPs.. And for that they need some extra degree of freedom in the coding department.
As to the third branch, obviously this is the conflict that the two would never find a solution for! Google have their location-based ecosystem, and Nokia have theirs. And it's not just about the navigation and maps. It goes beyond that to other implementations and applications.
There is also a fourth branch, in terms of some extra services Nokia insist on bringing on to the new platform they adopted, and that is mainly a say in the development process of the platform, and also keeping own developers programs and services.. As well as certain areas like Nokia Music for instance which Google would have put certain restrictions on.
Add all these branches together, and that's what Elop meant by Nokia going for WP in order to differentiate themselves enough from the competition; to a degree that wasn't feasible with Google's Android.
And if one thinks about it, Nokia joining Android that late would have put them in an underdog position to HTC and Samsung. Due to the experience and success both already had with the platform.
And in case Nokia made a success, the ceiling was to share Samsung's success in that one ecosystem. Meaning they won't be leading the ecosystem themselves the way they did for years.
With WP, they enjoy way more royalties from MS. Struck a delicious deal with MS paying huge amounts of money. And they'll have to chance to go back strong in the market while leading an ecosystem on their own!!
Question remains of course, will they succeed in leading the WP ecosystem into the third major player in the market and win back what they lost in the recent two to three years?? There is clear risk they took. But it was worth it, and results should start showing this year already.. |
Bonovox
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Have they released the Lumia 900 in UK yet?? Seems to be a bit slow coming out. Nokia have big plans for PureView Windows phones
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Posted: 2012-05-18 21:05
