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Yep that was one their problems. Bought an used Sony Ericsson P800 running UIQ and used it for years because it had ten times more ram than new Nokia Symbian ph
by trm42 11y ago
Yep that was one their problems. Bought an used Sony Ericsson P800 running UIQ and used it for years because it had ten times more ram than new Nokia Symbian phones in 2005-2007. Something like 10 MB vs 128. Of course the UIQ system was iPhone of the early 2000s but quite few noticed it and in Finland everybody were chanting Nokia Nokia Nokia.
EDIT: Forgot to say that few earlier Nokia models had accelerated GPU but the OS and the developers didn't use those, so they just stopped adding the GPUs later on ;D
- geon 11y agoA colleague who worked with some early Ericsson smart/feature phones told me they had a model with dual processors. Then they designed a cheaper version of it, and cut costs by dropping one cpu. It turned out the interprocessor communication added so much overhead, the cheaper model ran faster.
- Ezhik 11y agoOh man, I remember I wanted to get a P910. Interesting phone line, that was.
- trm42 11y agoThe UX design of the P* line and M600 was really something at the day. The last ones P1i and M600 started converting more and more of the UI to finger touch instead of stylus control. And it ran so smoothly on nowadays obsoleted hardware <3