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Nokia 6600 is the worlds best selling smartphone |
gforce23
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U can use the 6620 in Europe in areas where 1800mhz band is used.
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Flying Finn
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On 2004-02-24 16:56:33, gforce23 wrote:Does it have a touch screen for starters?
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Helicopters don't need wings  The Series 80 UI is built around the QWERTY keyboard and is supported by a diagonal pad that can act as a mouse cursor.
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| You are very wrong,look at the P900,the P900 beat the 6600,look at the T610,the T610 beat the 7250i or the T100,the T100 beat the 2xxx or the 1xxx from Nokia just like the T220.Or the P800,the P800 beat the 7650 or 3650 and the T630 will beat the 6230 to,you know why just look at the interface and the screen from the 6230 and the interface from T630
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Isn't this thread about the 6600 already having beaten the P900? The T610 may have sold more than the 7250i (I don't know) but it didn't kill Nokia. Look at the market share development. What are you basing this "T100 and T220 beat Nokia 1xxx and 2xxx"? The 1100 hit the stores in early 2004, the T100 in 2002. I don't know anything about the global sales of the T100 vs the 2100. The T220 doesn't compete with either 1100 or 2100 and has probably sold less than the 3100. The 7650 was the best selling camera phone (and digital camera, lol) of 2002 in Europe, I can imagine it having sold more than the P800. In early 2003 it was replaced by the 3650 and I can see the P900-6600 phenomenon here as well. A broader user field. Sales wise anyway.
With the 6230 vs. T630 you are purely speculating. By its features, the 6230 looks very strong compared to the T630. Did you know that the T630 became available in Finland only a few days ago? It doesn't even have a launch date advantage everywhere (one that matters anyway).
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aaronkhoo
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@gforce23: yes, but that doesn't make it suitable for launch in Asia/Europe. sure, it can be used there, but five minutes of sunshine does not make it a sunny day.
@Flying Finn: irrelevant perhaps, but a helicopter's rotor blades are its wings. [in fact look at a cross-section and you'll see that they're wing-shaped].
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shithappens
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the 6600 is NOT a smartphone.......just my 2 cents
True Bravery is arriving home late after a boys' nite out, wife waiting with the broom & u ask: "Are u still cleaning or are u flying somewhere" |
Flying Finn
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When the 6230 was announced, SE fans said it was a smartphone and can't be compared with the T630. Now when the 6600 has become the best selling smartphone, they say it's no smartphone at all.
btw. I know a thing or two about aviation & aerodynamics. I tried to describe airplane-like wings in a way everyone would understand. 
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Vlammetje
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what is a smart phone? a PDA phone?
Or just a phone with many functions?? Like my Z600? pretty damn smart in my opinion
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Flying Finn
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I can think of a few criteria
-a powerful 3rd party OS allowing access to all of the phones resources
-application multitasking
-c++ apps, not just java |
Vlammetje
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ah.... but OS does not NEED to be 3rd party  if the manufacturer can come up with it's own solution
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Flying Finn
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Z600, 6230 etc are still pretty dumb. |
Vlammetje
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i think that comment was pretty dumb 
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| The term smartphone is sometimes used to characterize a wireless telephone set with special computer-enabled features not previously associated with telephones.
In addition to functioning as an ordinary telephone, a smartphone's features may include:
Wireless e-mail, Internet, Web browsing, and fax
Intercom function
Personal information management
Online banking
LAN connectivity
Graffiti style data entry
Local data transfer between phone set and computers
Remote data transfer between phone set and computers
Remote control of computers
Remote control of home or business electronic systems
Interactivity with unified messaging
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friedbrains
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"2 out of every 5 cellphones in the world are made by nokia"... there is no denying it, nokia outsells everyone, now weather you care or you don't care, I also don't give a sh***... these are facts and they stand as it is...but if you are sensible enough, you can ask your self, "there must be something that nokia does well that others need to do better or has to play catch up with nokia"...
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LeeG
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Got to say i've moved to the dark side and bought a 6600 !!!!! and im gutted !!! its not a bad little phone, but it does not even come close to the P900, in fact, f**k it im buyin another P900. !!!! |
mixin
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why is it the darkside?
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Vlammetje
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why buy a phone if you don't know what you're gonna get?
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Miss UK
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lol I was thinking about selling my V600 to get a 6600 reason cos it has the best charge time ever unlike my V600 it takes 4hrs drat! Can u believe the 6600 is lighter than my phone to? :-l:-) .. PS HOW MUCH ARE SIM FREE P900s nowadays UK PRICE PLS ;-)
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Posted: 2004-02-24 17:20
ink p800:: 
urple t630:: 
