QUOTE(gogo2 @ Feb 13 2011, 09:19 AM)
Learn what? I think you and another guy got problem with Nokia and Microsoft. Lack of WP7 is because
lackaidasical attitude of other manufacturer towards WP7.
Probably you should learn more about iOS and Android before debating with me. Adui.. you guys are weird.
Already lose argument but keep on asking people to learn.
Which part of my comment you dun understand pls ask la. Dun make yourself look like fool.
Added on February 13, 2011, 9:28 amAdoption level of user now does not mean that it will be the same when Nokia come out with WP7. The reason WP7 is low because
current handphone manufacture do their best for Android. Nothing much being done for WP7. That's why when Nokia come out with
WP7 device, it'll be so awesome that WP7 uptake will be like iOS.
Severity of failed venture means failed venture la. You already put past tense in it.
Yeah, I know you guys butthurt. But that does not means you have the right to bash the marriage.
Brand survival? If Nokia went for pasar malam OS like Android, there won't be differentiation. It'll become another Android
phone. Nokia brand will not be associated with Android and thus the brand will not survive.
Nokia know that WP7 offer the best survival

Android i know it personally, iOS, i my dad got 3GS and sis got iPod Touch 4G. So I kinda know how those OS's roll.
I quote myself on this:
QUOTE(41LY45 @ Feb 13 2011, 02:40 AM)
It's definitely diff, heck better than WinMo 6.5, but they are not marketing the thing good enuf.
Heck, even released the thing half-baked (no copy paste and multitasking).
Unless they innovate, they are as good as dead IMO.
Added on February 13, 2011, 12:20 pmQUOTE(Quantum_thinking @ Feb 13 2011, 11:47 AM)
+5.
+100.
Nokia is taking a huge gamble about this step. New things surely being hammered by critics until they prove that they can bear good fruits, then it will silenced by the success.
I really hope that Microsoft can modify the WP7 radically.
Hopefully, or else they are goners.
This post has been edited by 41LY45: Feb 13 2011, 12:25 PM