moving to WP7 was a gud move by Nokia. They are buying time till they come out with their own new OS
I don't think MeeGo will be marketed as a consumer phone. Nokia themselves said that they'd use it as a 'learning experience' like they did with the N900. So the only thing that we can expect is one MeeGo phone by the end of the year(?). I was thinking about buying a S^3 phone, since my friend got one and I rather like it (coming form S^1), but boy did Nokia stab S^3 adopters in the back. Four months after launch and the platform is dead :O
They say that they'll try to sell the remaining 150 Million Symbian phones left, but who in their right minds would buy a Nokia as of this announcement (except the ignorant Indian customers!)
I'm adopting a wait and watch strategy to see how Nokia manages WP7 in the Rs. 15K - 25K. If Nokia and MS deliver, I'll consider switching over. If not, then hello Android!
I don't think MeeGo will be marketed as a consumer phone. Nokia themselves said that they'd use it as a 'learning experience' like they did with the N900. So the only thing that we can expect is one MeeGo phone by the end of the year(?). I was thinking about buying a S^3 phone, since my friend got one and I rather like it (coming form S^1), but boy did Nokia stab S^3 adopters in the back. Four months after launch and the platform is dead :O
They say that they'll try to sell the remaining 150 Million Symbian phones left, but who in their right minds would buy a Nokia as of this announcement (except the ignorant Indian customers!)
I'm adopting a wait and watch strategy to see how Nokia manages WP7 in the Rs. 15K - 25K. If Nokia and MS deliver, I'll consider switching over. If not, then hello Android!
with same interest :imwink:
