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I spent some time today looking at youtube videos of Nokia's Symbian OS, and also looking through the shopping catalog. It just makes me reminisce the fact tha
by teyc 16y ago
I spent some time today looking at youtube videos of Nokia's Symbian OS, and also looking through the shopping catalog.
It just makes me reminisce the fact that Nokia makes good reliable phones. In contrast Hua Wei phones I saw don't have the same build quality.
The Nokia wall papers are tastefully selected, but the standard Nokia fonts are looking a bit tired. I mean even Motif was good looking in its days, but human nature demands that these be refreshed regularly.
Nokia would have done just as well selling Android or refreshing it's Symbian OS. Anyone care to explain what is wrong with Symbian?
I own an Android now, but I would have bought a Nokia android if it was available.
By the way, there is a long write up on what's wrong with Symbian and Nokia back in July 2010 by a Symbian-Guru.com editor as he decided to move to Android instead. http://www.symbian-guru.com/welcome/2010/07/symbian-guru-com-is-over.html http://www.symbian-guru.com/welcome/2010/07/symbian-guru-com...
- hessenwolf 16y agoI totally would have bought a Nokia android. WTF is a 'Samsung' anyway? Opportunity missed, and now I would happily buy a samsung again.
- joelhaasnoot 16y agoNot sure about that. My significant other constantly complains about my phone, and I have to admit my Samsung Android phone is not rock solid. Yes, I'm running a 3rd party version of the OS, but the Samsung version was slow, buggy and two versions of Android behind. She switched from Android (ok, it was Samsung's first Android phone, and was pretty awful) to Nokia/Symbian and was very happy.