MeeGo-based Nokia N9 with a 3.9-inch AMOLED announced Comments
- AnonD-5197
- Ti8
AnonD-9689, 22 Jun 2011to all android fans >> nokia window 7 phone will kill your stupid android soon >> ... moreSo confident about the biggest gamble in industry's history. LOL
WP7 will kill no other OS but Nokia's own... Symbian...
- AnonD-9689
- 0ZE
you will all note samsung htc lg not successfull with windows 7 phone but when nokia's made first windows 7 phone the rocks the worlds :-) soon very soon . i will buy nokia n9 i not need stupid applictions like android almost applictions is same :( . why lg also joined meego :-) because will kill android >>
- AnonD-9689
- 0ZE
to all android fans >> nokia window 7 phone will kill your stupid android soon >> microsoft will kick google out out
- AnonD-4697
- LuN
AnonD-1131, 22 Jun 2011You love MeeGo?
You love conspiracy stories?
Whether you're a Nokia fan, a hater, or somew... moreLike I said before...
Meego IS NOT the future for Nokia, is just a step.
I sincerely don't see future on meego at all. However, Nokia is making a more powerful phones.
And that's for me something that deserve attention and admiration, since they are starting to break ktheir low specs to get a more higher tech. on their phones. :D
- Oz
- fqx
watched few vids about the UI, well what I can say is; déjà vu - WP7 much?
- AnonD-1131
- kJX
You love MeeGo?
You love conspiracy stories?
Whether you're a Nokia fan, a hater, or somewhere in between, it's a good read.
http://www.mobile-review.com/articles/2011/nokia-n9-meego-en.shtml
http://www.mobile-review.com/articles/2011/birulki-124-en.shtml#3
- Bill
- i2G
Love the phone, or at least, what I’ve seen of it so far.
Some people are dismissing for this or that reason. (i.e. no dual core CPU, last generation CPU/GPU, no HDMI, no FM transmitter, no Xenon flash, no hardware keyboard, etc., etc.) However, it’s not a device for tech-heads; it’s consumer oriented. And, as that, I think it’s just fine.
I wouldn't mind having one, in addition to the N900 I'm using at the moment.
Symbian has had its day. Hell! Even I was getting sick of its unnecessary complexity. And, MeeGo is definitely future oriented. I just wish Nokia would put some real muscle behind it. However, since they're not the only company involved in it, there appear to be many that are interested, hopefully others will really focus on it and bring it forward to the mass market properly.
- Matt
- 05X
I'm taking back my comments about the lag. I've watched some other videos and clearly the first one I viewed (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GmCxWwKcIs) it just seems that there is quite some lag (definitely in the maps app)
- AnonD-4697
- LuN
AnonD-3485, 21 Jun 2011It simply doesn't need a dual-core CPU, overpower CPUs is only usefull for laggy Android UIs. ... moreAgree :D
I'm happy the way Nokia took, and I hope they continue to innovate on more cool designs and more productive phones...
Cheers to Nokia!!
- Matt
- 05X
AnonD-8044, 21 Jun 2011Nokia and Microsoft have stacks of money between them and hefty amount of engineers.I dont bel... moreDid Windows ever fade? Did OSX ever fade? Did Linux ever fade since it's been around...?
who's to say that the phone OS's have a finite life span? I think they don't, at least not iOS, WP or Android. Those will be around for many decades to come, as will Windows and OSX
The thing is, because iOS and Android have saturated the market so much (in their class) it has become pretty much impossible for other (sometimes even better) OS's to try and snatch a piece of the pie, let alone the whole pie... Some will get a big share, when they have a chance to diffirentiate themselves strongly enough to rise up and end up alongside with the big shots. But those chances are getting slimmer and slimmer in days were competition is as hot as it can be and were you can't start up a project without a massive install base or budget.
- AnonD-3485
- LpI
AnonD-4697, 21 Jun 2011The good point for Nokia is...They are trying to innovate.
This phone don't have the power ... moreIt simply doesn't need a dual-core CPU, overpower CPUs is only usefull for laggy Android UIs. You can see how smooth the UI is with a Cortex A8, there a couple of videos with plenty of apps open in the background and instantaneous swifting between them even when it's a playing video. Not to mention stuff like 1Gb of RAM, what will make this phone a monster of multitasking, yeah, there are some droids out there with 1Gb of RAM, but N9 doesn't have those UI launchers with thousand of stupid widgets eating the memory. Instead, Nokia did a better, straight and professional-looking home-screen only for this kind of stuff.
I believe that this phone will be as fast or even faster than dual-core Android devices, also, you should remember that MeeGo has just born and it's already that awesome and fluid.
Oh and yeah, and as you mentioned, they are also trying to innovate, and they did.
- Anonymous
- LpI
AnonD-4697, 21 Jun 2011The good point for Nokia is...They are trying to innovate.
This phone don't have the power ... moreIt simply doesn't need a dual-core CPU, overpower CPUs is only usefull for laggy Android UI. You can see how smooth the UI is with a Cortex A8, there a couple of videos with plenty of apps open in the background and instantaneous swifting between them even when it's a playing video. Not to mention stuff like 1Gb of RAM, what will make this phone a monster of multitasking, yeah, there are some droids out there with 1Gb of RAM, but N9 doesn't have those UI launchers with thousand of stupid widgets eating the memory. Instead, Nokia did a better, straight and professional-looking home-screen only for this kind of stuff.
I believe that this phone will be as fast or even faster than dual-core Android devices, also, you should remember that MeeGo has just born and it's already that awesome and fluid.
Oh and yeah, and as you mentioned, they are also trying to innovate, and they did.
- Matt
- 05X
Anonymous, 21 Jun 2011Go Red Hat! Show these guys that MeeGo is NOT the way for Nokia. WP is the right choice. ... moreTrue. Only one thing, don't forget that HP isn't Nokia. When it comes to fans and followers, HP doesn't even reach Nokia's small toe and that will make a huge difference in the base ;)
- AnonD-4697
- LuN
AnonD-252, 21 Jun 2011N9 is good, but Galaxy S2 is still far better and have Android Market.The good point for Nokia is...They are trying to innovate.
This phone don't have the power of the SG2, Atrix 4G or Optimus, but for Nokias standard is a very very quantum leap in technology...
And that's exciting.
I only dislike No Cardslot in E7/N9, there's WP/MS influences hehehehe
- AnonD-4697
- LuN
AnonD-1131, 21 Jun 2011I just want to add that since Symbian will be supported until 2016, that means that sales of N... moreYep, is a good idea get one if you want a simple use phone...but I will save my hard earned cash and wait for a more competitive OS for Nokias market, one friend is selling me an N8, but since N9 is almost here and Nokia W series at the corner. I will wait for get that spare phone and get something more recent from Nokia.
I will always support this company, even if they don't have the OS I like.
- AnonD-252
- J5W
N9 is good, but Galaxy S2 is still far better and have Android Market.
- AnonD-1131
- kJX
AnonD-4697, 21 Jun 2011Hey! Don't get me wrong. I still using my 5230 for messaging and other stuff (even when my ... moreI just want to add that since Symbian will be supported until 2016, that means that sales of Nokia Symbian phones will end at around 2014 since Nokia supports their devices for 2 years.
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