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  • rgr.tiop
  • Kx8s
  • 07 Jul 2011

thats because Samsung is Asian company. thats all about.

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  • Anon
  • 2CRj
  • 07 Jul 2011

Nokia Rules, 07 Jul 2011In other news, Symbian Belle images previews Android inspired drop down status bar, beats Appl... more"In other breaking news, android fanboys illustrate beyond a doubt that they're complete morons"

Watch the following video, shot in February 2007

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPCQuiAi4yg

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  • Anonymous
  • MdGb
  • 07 Jul 2011

Just had a feeling that M$ is gonna get more money from android compared to sales of WP7.

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  • Anonymous
  • vxt3
  • 07 Jul 2011

Anonymous, 06 Jul 2011so seen as the base os is from google why is microsoft going after manufacturers then google? ... moreread the news first before you comment

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  • bobby2680
  • sxuU
  • 07 Jul 2011

if HTC can is allowed to pay only $5 how come MS is claiming for $15?

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  • bolblizt
  • Ui{n
  • 07 Jul 2011

The empire strikes back. ^_^

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  • Anonymous
  • UD}D
  • 07 Jul 2011

For Microsoft, it's leverage.
I don't know how OS developers work with OEMs but one scenario will be: Microsoft will accept a lower than $15 royalty in exchange for more WP7 phone releases by Samsung. Or Samsung could completely dropped production of WP7 and pay the $15 royalty, but I don't think that will be a sound decision in case Nokia WP7 phones turn out to be a hit.

It's a win scenario for Microsoft, but not so for Samsung where WP7 phone sales isn't performing as it should have been. Just my two cents. :-)

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  • Anonymous
  • p5%t
  • 07 Jul 2011

the reason ms sues against samsung and other manufacturers is simple.When these manufacturers sign a contract with ms to sell better a number of phone by year with his OS, when the goal is not reached all these manufacturers must pay royalties on all other products who sell better with another os. So ms let customer thinks, these manufacturers are using their own patents because products with his os can sell well. these manufacturer must break their contracts with ms. The reason I will call ms a devil company

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  • Austreaker
  • ww$e
  • 07 Jul 2011

I use to have the HD2 with windows mobile 6.5 so I am in no way anti microsoft but I hate all these legal crap. Even if you start creating a new mobile phone OS from the ground up, you will definitely tread on someone's IP which is wrong as how much differentiation can you do between one phone to another?

Enough ranting, never again would I purchase windows mobile 6.5 or window mobile 7. My prediction is their marketshare will even get less because of this.

MS-concentrate on innovation rather than the patent route.

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  • ArcAzoresPT
  • nwih
  • 07 Jul 2011

Yet Another Android, 07 Jul 2011You mean how Android imitated Nokia's multiple homescreens? The N97 had multiple homescreens b... moreDid it? Really?
Did N97 really had multiple home screens? You are confusing me... mine doesn't have such a thing... limited to 1 home screen, there was on option to hide the single homescreen. It may appear to have multiple homescreens for that, but it hasn't.
Even when you enter the menu option it is just one big pan with vertical scroll not multiple pages as in android.

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  • RbqJ
  • 07 Jul 2011

Nokia Rules, 07 Jul 2011In other news, Symbian Belle images previews Android inspired drop down status bar, beats Appl... moreYou mean how Android imitated Nokia's multiple homescreens? The N97 had multiple homescreens before the G1 but everybody seems to forget that part. Anyway, enough with defending Nokia, I knew Microsoft were getting paid for every Android device made but I never knew that news would ever hit mainstream airwaves. This is indeed interesting and I think I know why Microsoft are now being vocal about it but I'll keep quiet and see how things unfold. It'd be interesting if things go as I'm thinking they will.

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  • kJX3
  • 07 Jul 2011

In other news, Symbian Belle images previews Android inspired drop down status bar, beats Apple in copying.

Imitation is the greatest form of flattery. XD

http://mynokiablog.com/2011/07/06/symbian-belle-­drop-down-status-bar-belle-looking-meego-harmatt­an-swipe-like/

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  • LuNX
  • 06 Jul 2011

Nokia Rules, 06 Jul 2011MS and AAPL have multi-touch patents of their own. MS has been developing MS Surface since 200... moreWas I know is Fingerworks developed multi-touch technologies between 1999 and 2005 and Apple acquired Fingerworks and its multi-touch technology in 2005. So, they have the patents if they acquires the inventors.

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  • Anonymous
  • mhBX
  • 06 Jul 2011

Nokia Rules, 06 Jul 2011-MeeGo got bugs and Nokia can only produce 3 MeeGo phones by 2014 -3 MeeGo phones by 2014 are... moreThose producta were probably milestone products, from which they really could have made more models, with similas spas, or lesser specs.
Nokia could make an launcher for android, that would use QT. YOu cant download sense, touchwiz, so you see, that would be very possible. Launchers dont have to be open source.

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  • Nokia Rules
  • kJX3
  • 06 Jul 2011

The Boy with Red Hat, 06 Jul 2011Multitouch wasn't from Apple?MS and AAPL have multi-touch patents of their own. MS has been developing MS Surface since 2001 and have patents for it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Surface

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  • Anonymous
  • pV%f
  • 06 Jul 2011

sue apple next please! LOL

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  • guyfaeek
  • myxQ
  • 06 Jul 2011

get microsoft to hell all i hear these days is microsoft and nokia suing other companies lets face it there old news they make rubbish phones Symbian operating system and meego and microsoft windows 7 for mobiles is so so bad i hope their market share keeps falling gd day to u all

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  • Anonymous
  • mhBX
  • 06 Jul 2011

Ashura, 06 Jul 2011I am no lawyer so i am not 100% sure of what i was saying but i belive i read it somewere.It a... moreWhat you say about pirate copies, is true, or at least was, in some countries.

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  • joonius
  • Ti8v
  • 06 Jul 2011

The Boy with Red Hat, 06 Jul 2011Multitouch wasn't from Apple?You beat me to it... lol

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  • The Boy with Red Hat
  • LuNX
  • 06 Jul 2011

Multitouch wasn't from Apple?

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