Maybe not happy with Android? Ha.

I think those at Nokia HQ are same as you. They also kept thinking that these are just excessive obsession or fanboyism, but a truly good product does not fear comparison. Comparison only highlight your strengths over weaknesses. When you scared of being compared, that's when you lose your competitiveness.

Nokia just tried too much, wasting time, money and losing market share all at the same time. They want a piece of everything. For example, Nokia says QT is useful. I like the idea too. If you move from Symbian to Maemo, there is some app you can't live without, QT makes it works and vice versa. Demo after demo, and still a demo. Reason is simple, an impossible task. Had it been possible, Nokia won't be the first to do it. If you have IT background, you will understand why it won't work and reason why Java and Flash work.

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Added on August 8, 2010, 5:00 pmMaybe. Whilst it's better than Symbian in many ways, does not means it's the best. In terms of usability, iPhone is currently still ahead. IMO. Game is always changing. What's being hit now maybe outdated tomorrow and vice-versa. Nobody cares about video calls, are they? Look at iPhone 4. They are willing to pay for the app alone. M$ already paid the price for not changing. Playing catch-up where they was once untouchable.

Nothing last forever, enjoy it while it last.

This post has been edited by andrekua: Aug 8 2010, 05:00 PM

Please don't compare me with people in Nokia HQ. And we all know Nokia made a mistake in TOUCHSCREEN phone, especially their N97. And their OS just failed in usability (also in touchscreen phone). They lose market share cause rise of Android after iPhone, it's normal in business, but their not a failed giant. And you here bash Nokia, like you know so much.. And hey, Qt is a great idea. They made a demo, and if it work, then there's a possibility. But nothing is perfect in this world.

I have an IT background too, not only you. So stop talking cock here.

This post has been edited by Leo the Lion: Aug 8 2010, 05:05 PM

Yada yada.. Ok symbian no good.. Android the best. But no market for us oh.. How?

andrekua, if android is good for you. Then don't say it's better than symbian when you're here in Symbian Phone-Specific Discussion. I have both type of phone. Both done good for me now. Happy?

This post has been edited by Leo the Lion: Aug 8 2010, 05:09 PM

Don't talk too much.. It not yet launch.. Pointless!!
The above statement not I said one ah.. Anyone r freely talk anything here...

Haha. A BB is too much for me. What I did is routine job, servicing clients, taking their orders. I need a simple calculator but I need the memory function. I need the notepad to take orders and email it back to office instead of writing it down on paper and fax/call back to office. Why do I need BB? I don't need appointment scheduling. I just wait for them or switch to a nearby client before coming back.

I dont mean n8 lo.

Base on wat u said now, a symbian suit u well oh... Why u need anything else wor... Hahahahah...



Wee... It ok for me u talk watever here... That statement not I said one bro...

Looking forward for meego!

I have both as well, not a touch based one, N78. It was brilliant. They both serve me well, happy? LOL..

I do not feel the need of protecting anything. Relax. It's just simple discussion. I'm really quite interested, in N8 after viewing those video. Just need something more before I'm sold for it. Not anything special, just the web browser. It will be for my wife. She loves phone camera. We bought a LX3 but it was left untouched. This phone will be good for her. She gets the camera while I get to play the good stuffs on Sunday when going back to in-law resident where it will be boring.

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Added on August 8, 2010, 5:56 pmThe web browser.. I hate that a lot. I also hate the calculator. The best calculator is still the one on M600i, cos it is able to times the value of the result (meaning ^2) and also comes with memory +/-. Even without vibration nor sound, its good.

I can't seem to get the right calculator for 5800. I can get handwriting software but having to install phyton first. You just have to be a bit geek for it. There are times where my clients asked me how I managed to have all these, and they were totally not the geek type. How would you go explaining those cert, key, signing, things to them?

This post has been edited by andrekua: Aug 8 2010, 05:56 PM

I'm just wondering if Nokia showrooms will allow us to use our own pendrive to test the divx and rmvb thing. I'm so eager to find out whether or not can play smoothly. Best way to kill time on Sunday.

Then u must be not expose to a lot more of symbian software lo. N u judge symbian touch only base on 1 5800, tat is very unfair lo. I evev use writing calculator on n97..

yup..use k800i before..joystick not fully function after 5 months

Seem Nokia need to get a new designer bcos all their hp is getting dull design....please make us proud again as Nokians....

I have to agree with the N8 design. Really looks outdated.

Me too don't like n8=3gs+extra casing desgin. Some more it's thick by today standard.... Slick wise, nokia have never match other manufacturer... Samsung have so many metal casing + ultra slim design phone long time ago.. Like U600 etc... Very sexy design...

Recently e series like e71 win back a bit on this....

I think it's OK if it's thinner like 10.00mm with this kind of design. And I really like the alumnium + variation of colours.

I'm more bothered by design of the top and bottom than the thickness. Looks so dated, not very stylish at all, very 'kasar'.

today smartphond esp touchscreen phone are all about u have ur screen as dominate the entire phone as possible...

that mean u have phone with as big screen as possible but the physical size of the phone as small as possible...

by having that 2 extra part.. really........ annoying...

Iphone games still the best for mobile phones

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Added on August 8, 2010, 9:53 pmI think it looks a little like Aino lor

This post has been edited by hengguowei: Aug 8 2010, 09:53 PM