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Nokia N9
- snaky 15y ago"Stephen Elop did everything he could to prepare such outcome, by saying and doing everything in his power to make sure nobody buys the phone. And it won't be bought. As I said before, the phone is a victim of an abortion performed by Elop – no more, no less" http://www.mobile-review.com/articles/2011/nokia-n9-meego-en.shtml http://www.mobile-review.com/articles/2011/nokia-n9-meego-en...
- blub 15y agoIn the eyes of Eldar Murtazin whatever Nokia does is wrong. The only time he posts something accurate is when he posts pictures of leaked devices. Even for the N9 he keeps contradicting himself, one day it's great, the other day it's copying Apple and other such nonsense.
- snaky 15y ago>In the eyes of Eldar Murtazin whatever Nokia does is wrong Nokia or Elop? "..Nokia split into two camps. The majority of Nokia employees felt themselves betrayed and considered the choice as an abolishment of all Nokia values and ideals. They were right."
- Hov 15y agoIts odd how the swipe feature is always done so deliberately slowly. It's been irritating me a lot in these videos.
- unicornporn 15y agohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSZssHGR-Qg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSZssHGR-Qg
- protomyth 15y agoIt really does look like a nice phone. With this phone in the wings, I really don't understand the Microsoft deal. It really seems like a Microsoft-sorta-bought-Nokia as opposed to a good deal for Nokia.
- saturdaysaint 15y agoI see a novel but not markedly superior UI and a bunch of things I could do on my first gen iPhone. In late 2011, that's not the kind of differentiation that can get a new software platform off of the ground. I'm not high on WP7's prospects, but its network services integration (Bing, Facebook, Skydrive, Zune, etc.) and developer focus really put it a few generations ahead of this.