Some of them publicly said they dumped their phone to their relatives.
This doesn't send a good message to other users who are using that particular device.
Get free phone at least keep it & use yourself.

Talking about dumping device some of the longest N900 users have started looking for replacing their device.Highly likely they are going for green robot team.There's more customers lost by Nokia...

oh,i back when the waiter halau me o.

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Added on August 4, 2011, 7:50 pmim still using x7 and n8.since i got 3 phones from nokia,how could i use all of them?thats y i pass it to my bro.

This post has been edited by nicholasbeh: Aug 4 2011, 07:50 PM

lol... forgot n9 is meego not symbian... accidently created a thread in symbian thread...

chanchan is symbian lover.u must be expecting n9 with symbian version.

Oh, if only I can like this over 9000 times!

Seriously, TBH, our quietness really put me in shame. Heck, even some didn't even give any attention to Glen n co. who is giving their best in front. Yes I know, most of the stuff presented already known by us. But really, where is the respect? Truly dissapointing.

And yes, don't get me started on those who too busy playing with their phone during the brainstorming session
Lucky I'm sitting beside one of the most awesome Ranger, Andy

One thing i'm interested in:

In what way Nokia will merge Swipe UI with Metro UI.

Metro UI - Good, but lack of functions due to WP7 that not mature yet.
Swipe UI - Dunno, never test it, even I can't predict what market response will be after it's being launched. but deep in my heart i felt it will be a major competition to Android and iOS, as long it has a set of core apps ready with great user experience during its launch.


p/s: i'm quite shy during the event, but later i personally contacted Fleishman & Hillard regarding my opinions and such. Nicholas is always bold in all event btw. That's why i did not want to barge in.





This post has been edited by HexPhoenix: Aug 4 2011, 08:32 PM

LOL!!bold...haha.just voice out opinion.coz i duno any other better way to deliver my feedback to nokia.email nokia?they probably just ignore it.btw,those feedback include my customer feedback towards nokia device as well.

i don't prefer email, i voice out personally to fleishman boss (the lady) since glen and other nokia development team was busy with other rangers. well, they did jot down my points, hence, they even have people to specifically jot down our opinions that night (that big malay lady).

What i want to voice out is reached, so i guess that's enough for the moment.

Nokia:

-should emphasize 10 core app, with great user experience, functional, bug-free, lag-free, pre-installed rather than putting 100k craps apps on Ovi Store.
-should learned what Sony Ericsson done. Xperia X8 was a big hit, Rm400-500++, all functions built in. No lags whatsoever. And SE will not stop at X8. Rather than pushing to fight SGS2, iphone 4, 4s and 5 in the future, they CAN grab middle price range market, even sometimes, in certain market it can topple down those overhyped, overpriced smartphones.


N9 is just a merely a starting line. For a new and long race for Nokia's survivability.

Andy always talk technical stuff here
As both Symbian & Maemo user he should have a lot opinion

Metro Ui's boxy things is a big turn of for me.It's the most unfriendly UI for new users in all mobile OS.You'll need time to get used to the UI.
So far the reception for the UI been excellent.I think the UI itself has received better reception that the OS itself.
For a new OS MeeGo has almost complete functionality compared to iOS,Android & WP7.Pretty much all the basic functions like MMS,social media integration,copy paste etc2 are in MeeGo 1.2
For me the issue is 3 thing : 1)Software support 2)Developer support 3)Hardware (People might want higher end stuff inside their phone)
If Nokia can solve this 3 issue perhaps N9 can be their iPhone.

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Added on August 4, 2011, 9:05 pmAgreed.I think Nokia team has done that in N9.So far the UX is good.OS is stable (judging from 950 users comment).Most of the pre-installed apps are working great & more functionality are being integrated.

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Aug 4 2011, 09:05 PM

for me,Metro UI is very user friendly(on par vf ios ui).real life experience,i pass my HD7 to cousin (6 years old) and he play it smoothly without asking me any question.coz too easy to get used to it.the only problem is too ugly for the ui.

Wow, you all sifus here have a lot tech knowledge. When the N9 comes out & if I itchy hand go get it(looks fabulous), I know where to ask if get stuck.

less is moarrr.

I don't want a frickin expensive phone but doesn't equipped with
a good calculator,
a good converter,
a good camera,
a good dictionary ( i see some people buying iphone just for calls, sms and dictionary )
a good music player ( don't be like iphone, well, at least give some all rounded organized music player that can be synced in all kind of OS, not just iTunes)
a good email function.



It's not like we tweet every 15 seconds or update our status on Facebook every minute, right?

WP7 suit u.N82 also suit u.lol

that can be any old phone because he didnt mention touch screen XD

Only those who are unique enough to experience Maemo will have the slightest idea on what to expect. I don't really see what makes MeeGo so interesting. I don't even know know what Maemo is like in the past. Comment for what?

If you have idea, why not voice it out? Seem like only Andy bring along his balls on the very Friday.

o.0??bbxiong diam at that day meh?maybe im drunk...sorry...

Hmm, what Andy said is specifically more onto the OS while there are a couple that are based on hardware or camera which is more of a phone feature than OS feature.

If Nokia wants to hear another Maemo/MeeGo user comment perhaps I need to write a long email expressing what I expect from their OS

personally feel N9 is great for mass market user.feel that meego harmattan is a great move by eliminate maemo5 complicated thingy.