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We all knew this was eventually coming, but it's now official. Symbian on Nokia is dead.
Nokia managed to send off the once might platform in style. The 808 PureView will go down in history as the last Symbian device by the Finnish manufacturer.
Nokia announced the news alongside its great...
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I'm still using Symbian Belle OS in my E6. People should know that Symbian is a great Operating System.
And for me, It's not so easy deciding between the Nokia 808 Pure View and the Lumia 920, because Nokia has always given us a great standar of quality with Symbian. And It's so likely that I'll get the 808 Pureview.
I'm really satisfied with my E6.
I want the people and specially Nokia know this: I'm happy with the Symbian Operating System.
I just want to say: Thank You Nokia for your great and beautiful phones. Whatever You decide, no matter which Operating System you'll use and develop, We'll be right there with You Nokia. I'm a Nokia Fan and I have planned to buy my new Nokia phone soon.
But,please, don't forget to include the great features You always had in your Symbian handsets.
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- 2013-01-25 00:33
- LwNd
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RIP to the greatest OS of all,one and only true multitasker! my old 3650 is still working and my e52 is still with me everyday,android is my primary OS now,but SYMBIAN is something special! will be missed!
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- 2013-01-25 00:32
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we like symbian , we were liked symbian ,we will like symbian ,..East or West NOKIA is the best .again its become no.1 . .android go to hell
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- 2013-01-24 23:56
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- Bunyip22
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RIP SYMBIAN!
Symbian powered my first 5-6 smart phones starting with the legendary 6120.
I have been moved on from Nokia for 5 years now but am ever thankful to symbian.
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- 2013-01-24 23:53
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rest in pieces and good ridance. N97 user here, after the 6260 and N80 also. But the n97 i.m writing on now just sucks major balls.
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- 2013-01-24 23:41
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It's the natural thing to happen to Symbian OS , It was the best OS in the Past ,but now it can't Compete with Android or ios or even WP ,I respect that OS but I guess it's EXPIRED!
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- 2013-01-24 23:37
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The most powerful os in the mobile history:'(:( ..a legendary os today...byebye,yet we will miss you symbian.you make people in the world happy:D:)...
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- 2013-01-24 23:26
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Nokia is part of Microsoft or ELop still works in MS ? Why Nokia don't produce phones with MeeGo, Android ? Contract ? Probably exclude only Android, so why Nokia dont have any alternative ? HTC dont have problems with make phones with Android and WP. Samsung dont have problems with makes phones with WP, Android, Bada...So Nokia is now part of MS ?
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- 2013-01-24 23:17
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Hello my dear Symbian lovers. Hallo my experienced ones in mobile smart technology, i salute you!
Is a sad day for us, but we all knew it will come. We all knew that the mighty 808 will be the last one dedicated to the masters of Symbian.
I want to say that The King is not dead. Will leave through our phones (not to forget that will be supported till 2016 if not even further:P). So, we won't see any new Symbian device. But we will see it growing old and by then will be a nice memory. So stick with your legends in your pockets. Nowadays, systems come and go but Symbian will live forever.
We know what Symbian is, we know who complained about it, we know who is cheap in business and who aren't trend sellouts. Symbian is a culture, it is everywhere and was everywhere way before this kidroids were even born. And this cannot be taken away.
Proud owner of 7650, 3650, 6630, 7610, n70, 5230, c5, n8 never died on me. Never lagged on me. And the most reliable smartphones i ever hold. 808 is my next. So it is not dead YET:P
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- 2013-01-24 23:05
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> In reply to Bhaskara Venkatesh @ 2013-01-24 21:50 from uPKn - click to readI am UK and started my Smartfone journey too with Nokia 3650..Maybe others around the world too started off their Smartfone lives with Nokia.
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- 2013-01-24 22:38
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> In reply to Becool @ 2013-01-24 17:40 from t@Cn - click to readYou are wrong to my my friend. First camera phone is 7650 and also the first s60 Symbian device. 7610 was the first 1.3 megapixel camera.
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- 2013-01-24 22:35
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> In reply to amin @ 2013-01-24 21:23 from Lin1 - click to readfor god sake pay a little attention to grammar!!!
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- 2013-01-24 22:11
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Very sad news , im really chocked (very loyal Symbian user !!!)
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- 2013-01-24 22:05
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While we celebrate the Quad Core CPUs, the Full HD screens, the Project butters, the best thing since the last Iphone and the portico updates, the fact remains(and most Indians would agree with me) that most of my generation users have started their smartphone journey with Nokia starting with their immensely popular 6600 all the way upto their N-series with the amazing cameras upto the N8 and 808 to end it... Will miss it for sure... :(
RIP Symbian
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- 2013-01-24 21:50
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its realy so bad and sad news.i m also a symbion fan which turn to android but after it i will realy miss nokia and its symbion devices. but after all i want share its advantage and disadvantage. first i found symbion soo limited OS applications so limited and most of paid.but symbion is a afordable choice.
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- 2013-01-24 21:47
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