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2010-03-16
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2010-03-16
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Yeah nokia please dont copy microsoft.... it looks like they are copying apple with no multi tasking and signed apps etc.
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2010-03-16
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anismistry : I totally agree with you...!!!
Nokia :Make the N900 complete by making it compatible with Meego.
Nokia :Make the N900 complete by making it compatible with Meego.
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2010-03-16
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Different business model.
Microsoft spends their r&d funds on a new mobile OS, then sells license of it to OEMs to let them use the OS on a certain device for a certain number of production units and with that license they include a certain span of support, including (but not limited to) service packs and incremental OS updates.
For any major OS updates, this has to be negotiated separately afaik.
Microsoft spends their r&d funds on a new mobile OS, then sells license of it to OEMs to let them use the OS on a certain device for a certain number of production units and with that license they include a certain span of support, including (but not limited to) service packs and incremental OS updates.
For any major OS updates, this has to be negotiated separately afaik.
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2010-03-16
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Originally Posted by smoku
You tried....
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2010-03-16
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For Nokia now N900 is a niche product. Nokia risks infuriating the techy bleeding edge with a lack of Meego compatibility but in terms of N900 unit numbers I doubt they feel any real responsibility to the piddly user base. And I mean the form factor of the N900 isn't too bad but it could be improved; if the Meego-based N910? (or other Meego mass market devices) were sleeker, slimmer, with better a keyboard who wouldn't upgrade?
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2010-03-16
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Originally Posted by fareastcoast
Probably just those who can't afford 600€ on a new device every year :P
For Nokia now N900 is a niche product. Nokia risks infuriating the techy bleeding edge with a lack of Meego compatibility but in terms of N900 unit numbers I doubt they feel any real responsibility to the piddly user base. And I mean the form factor of the N900 isn't too bad but it could be improved; if the Meego-based N910? (or other Meego mass market devices) were sleeker, slimmer, with better a keyboard who wouldn't upgrade?
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2010-03-16
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Actually, I have to grudgingly give Microsoft credit for acknowledging before the device is sold that HTC HD2 won't be upgradeable to Windows Series 7 .
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2010-03-16
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Originally Posted by SD69
They've actually announced that not a single existing Windows Mobile phone is upgradable to Windows Mobile 7, and that apps are not compatible either.
Actually, I have to grudgingly give Microsoft credit for acknowledging before the device is sold that HTC HD2 won't be upgradeable to Windows Series 7 .
HTC HD2 clients will be feeling much dejected and anger by this announcement.
Microsoft is too big to get influenced by a HTC.
Many client will not buy MSoft or HTC products due to this.
Nokia dont to a Microsoft on your clients of N900.
The hardware provider is yourself nokia and the software partner and provider is yourself.
Make the N900 complete by making it compatible with Meego.
The ball is in your court, dont behave like a big corporation but please respect the open nature and this platform and the effort of this comunity and the loyal consumers.