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Concerning 1: What about their Lumia and future Windows Phone line? Or their future tablets? I agree that the future of Windows Phone is uncertain, but it ha
by aik 14y ago
Concerning 1: What about their Lumia and future Windows Phone line? Or their future tablets? I agree that the future of Windows Phone is uncertain, but it has been gaining a lot of popularity, press, and very high customer satisfaction lately. With Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 coming out soon, I believe it has a lot of potential. For example, I often speak with Android users and I don't often come across an Android user that loves their device (unless they're very techy). Meaning, it just doesn't seem to be for the mass market. Alternatively, WP phone is extremely simple.
The reason I say this is because if the above is true, there's a good possibility Nokia will be the ones selling the vast majority of WP phones, and there's a seriously large market for the range of devices WP can run on.
Concerning 2: Just curious, what's the main thing about PureView that got you interested in it and got you to buy it?
- daliusd 14y ago1. We will see. I really don't know but I really don't care as well. WP7 is already nice - I have played a little bit with it but I don't care about it. It is good but it is boring. I don't like it (N950 with poor hardware is much more interesting). My next phone will be Android most probably (while BlackBerry 10, Tizen or bada are considerable options as well). I'm open source/free culture geek and if I can I will avoid walled gardens what WP is. 2. I don't bought it I won it in Nokia's PureView competition. I personally wouldn't spend 700$ on this phone - there are better ways to spend such amount of money that I consider big enough for me. I could buy Samsung Galaxy S3 for this amount of money.