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So it's a modern stick-phone. I'm actually flabbergasted that MS/Nokia made a non-windows-phone device. To me, the big question is whether I can tether a tabl
by Pxtl 12y ago
So it's a modern stick-phone. I'm actually flabbergasted that MS/Nokia made a non-windows-phone device.
To me, the big question is whether I can tether a tablet to it. A lightweight, convenient dumbphone with a tethered tablet in my backpack might be a nice form-factor.
- eli 12y agoYa know it's funny. I used to write about the cell phone industry in the previous decade and this was exactly the vision at one point: a feature phone in your pocket creates a "Personal Area Network" over Bluetooth or similar that provides connectivity to your your watch, computer, etc.
- threeseed 12y ago> I'm actually flabbergasted that MS/Nokia made a non-windows-phone device Why ? Microsoft has made it crystal clear that they want to be an internet services company. Which means that whatever OS they use isn't that relevant if it means more users of their services.