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So, just to clarify, your first 'it' meant Nokia, and the second 'it' was the N9 phone. That's not what I was referring to, though. You and Nokia may have see

So, just to clarify, your first 'it' meant Nokia, and the second 'it' was the N9 phone. That's not what I was referring to, though. You and Nokia may have seen the N9 as the successor to the N900, but I certainly didn't, and I suspect the Neo900 team didn't, either.

z3t4 11y ago
> You could use a feature phone, or an old n900 I'm pretty sure Microsoft killed that one too. Microsoft's strategy is to literally kill the competitors. They won't afford buying Google or Apple though :P