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Meh. For me, the appeal of a Nokia phone is Windows Phone. Take that away, and make a Nokia-like phone with Android? That would be fairly meaningless to me.
by bhauer 13y ago
Meh. For me, the appeal of a Nokia phone is Windows Phone.
Take that away, and make a Nokia-like phone with Android? That would be fairly meaningless to me. There are already scores of Android phones with slick hardware. I prefer the industrial design of several compared to my Nokia phone. But they all run Android, and I've become bored with Android.
I'm not sure why Android fans are so evangelistic that they want to convert the scarce few stalwarts of alternatives.
- eksith 13y agoI'm not sure why Android fans are so evangelistic that they want to convert the scarce few stalwarts of alternatives. I can build an app for Android and have it live with the least amount of hassle, pain and blind rage that is no where near the comparison to what accompanies launching on the Windows Phone or on the iPhone. I'd order the ease of deployment for new apps by platform as so : * BlackBerry * Android * Windows Phone * The third circle of hell * Jimmy's app store * iPhone
- Metrop0218 13y ago"least amount of hassle, pain and blind rage" - I find that comical. My short experience doing android development has been nothing short of a headache which I eventually rage quit, but more power to you if you find it easy.
- eksith 13y agoMy condolences :) Don't think of this as a ridiculous idea, but have you tried your hand at BB apps? The sheer volume of rubbish apps on BB AppWorld can be at least partly be attributed to the ease of entry. If anything I'd encourage anyone to please create some quality work over there. You may find a fanbase.