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Is Nokia really dropping Symbian as the OS of choice for N-series? Comments

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  • qKB
  • 18 Nov 2009

its not going to happen, because the world end in 2012

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    • Anonymous
    • nbu
    • 18 Nov 2009

    Anonymous, 18 Nov 2009symbian has the largest share among all OS used by mobile phone manufacturers. Now, they're ju... moreSymbian isn't being dropped, it's being moved from Nseries to the numbered phones, and that's it.

    Check out Symbian Foundation - Symbian's future isn't too dark.

    However, Maemo's awesomeness is another thing.

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      • Anonymous
      • wYI
      • 18 Nov 2009

      symbian has the largest share among all OS used by mobile phone manufacturers. Now, they're just dropping it? Why dont they just improve it and make more apps for it?

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        • Anonymous
        • PdD
        • 18 Nov 2009

        S60v5 was always a bad touch OS.

        UIQ 4 has better chances for un decent Touch Os for Symbian (please view concept videos, from 2008).

        Nokia just kill him.

        Now even Samsung is abandoning S60.

        bad, very bad nokia.

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          • jack
          • vGC
          • 18 Nov 2009

          its high time Nokia dropped s40 and implemented s60 in the lower end and mid-range handsets. The Maemo OS is best suited for Nokia's top brass, as they're worthy of that distinction. However, lets not forget that though s60 may not be the most visually appealing OS out there, it still is one of the most functional and best OS today, without any immediate competition, whatsoever.

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            • jericho
            • uW5
            • 18 Nov 2009

            Sounds great to me. Nokia were being criticized about symbian on high-end devices, but now Maemo will do the trick for Nokia.
            Sounds A strategy that nokia has kept symbian os for mid-range and low-end devices and Maemo for high-end.
            Let's hope for the best

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              • Anonymous
              • xkY
              • 18 Nov 2009

              Nokia needs to have S40 replaced by Symbian. Then they get to keep the investment in Symbian, and enhance standard phone functionality in the industry.

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                • NvS
                • tD}
                • 18 Nov 2009

                Okay then this will be like the release date of SE X10,the maemo will officially become nokia os with enough apps.to become a mainstream hit in 21-12-2012..along with major earthquakes and mega tsunami all over the world...

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                  • Anonymous
                  • mhB
                  • 18 Nov 2009

                  Well this by no means mean that Nokia Will drop Symbian...
                  Symbian will still be avalible in other phones from Nokia, and will probably replace S40 in in the lower mid-range... and perhaps even in the lower range.

                  and besides, we know nothing about what the N-series will turn in to by 2012.. perhaps N-series will just be "mobile computers", like the N97.
                  And Nokia might introduce new lineups. So in the future, there might still be phones to cover all grounds that N-series does today, still using symbian, but with other lettering.

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                    • dann from chicago
                    • 4BD
                    • 18 Nov 2009

                    Did you mean rely. nOt relay!!! lol

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                      • jericho
                      • uW5
                      • 18 Nov 2009

                      Sounds great to me. Nokia were being criticized about symbian on high-end devices, but now Maemo will do the trick for Nokia.
                      Sounds A strategy that nokia has kept symbian os for mid-range and low-end devices and Maemo for high-end.
                      Let's hope for the best

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                        • Michael
                        • TR$
                        • 18 Nov 2009

                        I think the design of Symbian OS was great then.
                        But as Nokia was (is) the big brother to play mainly in this game, they make the Symbian OS complicated and harder to use.
                        Just for the basic stuff, people have a hard time figuring out how to use them.

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                          • R@K€B
                          • 3ZI
                          • 18 Nov 2009

                          The new seymbian for 2012?

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                            • Anonymous
                            • kbe
                            • 18 Nov 2009

                            Maemo 5 owns all OS!!
                            Short & Sweet!!
                            :)

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                              • Anonymous
                              • nbu
                              • 18 Nov 2009

                              Maemo >>> Symbian S60 (big time)

                              Symbian Foundation won't be availible until 2010... interesting nontheless!

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                                • Anonymous
                                • 034
                                • 18 Nov 2009

                                I think symbian is sufficient for 99% of all apps. And the support in the community is great. Cant any reason why a N97 with Maemo should be better.

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                                  • brynn
                                  • nGa
                                  • 18 Nov 2009

                                  What about the symbian foundation then???

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • n7f
                                    • 18 Nov 2009

                                    Rummer and hatred, nokia will not throw their billions€€ on barking dogs mouth!

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • PAq
                                      • 18 Nov 2009

                                      no symbian = no nokia

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • n7f
                                        • 18 Nov 2009

                                        No, you are wrong, i em after you and i em symbian...lol!

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