Nokia to switch to model names for mobile phones
7 September 2006 by axxxr Nokia is to give new phone models a names rather than a number,following the success of rivals with model names like RAZR and "chocolate."
"What you will see coming from us in the future is not just a numbering system, you are going to start to see names that carry a meaning and are important to consumers," Keith Pardy, head of marketing at Nokia, said during a webcast from an Citigroup's investor meeting in New York. He did not specify if all new models would get names, or if some would still be introduced with a four digit number.source:yahoo news
Comments On 8 Sep 18:41 haris wrote I never have understood why Nokia is no.1 mobile company in the world... Is it that it just gives very very very simple phones to people that want just to dial and talk? On 8 Sep 18:24 nelly6602 wrote yes nokia you r the best, you can take 1st place of the most ugly phones On 8 Sep 14:16 Kulo wrote well...has nothing to do with me. SE is the best anyway! hehe! On 8 Sep 12:49 govigov wrote they are gonna name them? didnt they already know we had names for them? bricks! On 8 Sep 12:38 WhiteEye wrote @69r Since the Nokers get stup*d! Baka tebayou!! On 8 Sep 10:45 69r wrote @pinolo77: Since when is it hard to remember numbers only? Baka. & grammar correction in the heading: *give a name* or *give names*, not "give a names" On 8 Sep 09:26 Nice wrote Even though i'm a SonyEricsson fan, i can appreciate this move by Nokia, good thinking. The "Chocolate" phone shouldn't have been an example though.. one of the worst phones in existence and it's extremely high priced (at least in Romania). On 8 Sep 09:04 pinolo77 wrote I think it is a good idea.. Particularly if you have many models out (like SE, Nokia, and so on). Motorola started the trend, but it makes sense to me that customers know a little better which model to choose... Numbers and only numbers are hard to memorize.. On 8 Sep 05:42 gpo wrote nokia is boring.. On 8 Sep 00:45 levo wrote nokia is *g*h*e*y* anyway. |
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