Official Nokia Discussion Thread
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sdmaverick
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Coming to the issue of buggy touch fones, the 5800 Xpressmusic is rocker of a fone with the new v31 running on it. Absolute fast response wherein the user would not even feel the need for a qwerty keyboard. 
Also, I personally own a N97. When I bought it, the firmware was a mess (v10). But since then Nokia have rolled out three firmware updates, with the latest being v20 which introduces kinetic scrolling on the device & it is now WHAT it should have been in the first place. 
It is a common fact that Nokia perfects a device over a period of time, so probably its a kill joy for early adopters. :iplay:Cheers!
Also, I personally own a N97. When I bought it, the firmware was a mess (v10). But since then Nokia have rolled out three firmware updates, with the latest being v20 which introduces kinetic scrolling on the device & it is now WHAT it should have been in the first place. It is a common fact that Nokia perfects a device over a period of time, so probably its a kill joy for early adopters. :iplay:Cheers!deathmaniac
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I kinda agree with sdmaverick...have a friend who owns a 5800 tube...its excellent, the large screen, music quality, touch response...total iPhone killer :wewin: u also get senheisser headfones with the fone...thats cool
the n97 v20 should be a breath of fresh life for the device imho :inodding:
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guys, can u temme a good place where i can get stuff for s60v5?? I am gonna buy the n97 in a few days....white one...sexi looks :wewin: so wanna pimp my fone !!!
the n97 v20 should be a breath of fresh life for the device imho :inodding:
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guys, can u temme a good place where i can get stuff for s60v5?? I am gonna buy the n97 in a few days....white one...sexi looks :wewin: so wanna pimp my fone !!!
deathmaniac
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sdmaverick
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definitely the N97 or the 5800 is much better than the iPhone purely on a smartphone based feature comparison...iphone is good and shiny but not very productive, in short as a power user the Nokia holds the edge....
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leasehelp:LequidMetal
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5800/N97 as iPhone killer. u guys must be kidding.Has anyone compared the touch sensitivity at all. BTW N97 should be the worst costly Nokia phone till now, no phone can ever have so many memory problems for such a price.I have seen both of them and am very happy that I have N85 (even though i hate it)N900 is better but Nokia is the leader in cheaper Smart Phones, no where in the competition for the bets ones
In a bid to capture lost market share in the Indian market, Nokia unveiled, on Monday, its long-awaited dual-SIM-based handsets – the Nokia C1 (C1-00) and Nokia C2 (C2-00).
Nokia was losing out in the Indian market since it did not have a dual-SIM offering. Local brands such as Micromax have seen significant uptake in this segment over the past six months.
Unveiling the new devices, Ms Mary McDowell, Executive Vice-President, Mobile Phones, Nokia said, “According to our deep consumer insights, entry level consumers need dual SIMs for various reasons including economising time and costs, improving efficiency and for increased convenience. To address these consumer requirements, Nokia has launched these devices that offer multiple SIM capabilities with a balanced feature set and ‘relevant innovations' at affordable price points.”
Nokia C1 will be available at Rs 1,999 and will be the first Nokia mobile phone to feature a 2-in-1 SIM solution. Nokia C1 has ‘call divert' feature which ensure that users never miss a call from either of the two SIMs. Moreover, by simply holding down a key, people will be able to switch between the two SIM cards in the phone. Nokia C1 owners will also benefit from a standby battery time of up to six weeks, the longest ever for a Nokia mobile phone.
Nokia C2 comes with Ovi Life Tools and Ovi Mail. Nokia's Ovi Life Tools provides consumers a wide range of information covering healthcare, agriculture, education and entertainment, whereas Ovi Mail offers email accounts for the developing world.
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Nokia was losing out in the Indian market since it did not have a dual-SIM offering. Local brands such as Micromax have seen significant uptake in this segment over the past six months.
Unveiling the new devices, Ms Mary McDowell, Executive Vice-President, Mobile Phones, Nokia said, “According to our deep consumer insights, entry level consumers need dual SIMs for various reasons including economising time and costs, improving efficiency and for increased convenience. To address these consumer requirements, Nokia has launched these devices that offer multiple SIM capabilities with a balanced feature set and ‘relevant innovations' at affordable price points.”
Nokia C1 will be available at Rs 1,999 and will be the first Nokia mobile phone to feature a 2-in-1 SIM solution. Nokia C1 has ‘call divert' feature which ensure that users never miss a call from either of the two SIMs. Moreover, by simply holding down a key, people will be able to switch between the two SIM cards in the phone. Nokia C1 owners will also benefit from a standby battery time of up to six weeks, the longest ever for a Nokia mobile phone.
Nokia C2 comes with Ovi Life Tools and Ovi Mail. Nokia's Ovi Life Tools provides consumers a wide range of information covering healthcare, agriculture, education and entertainment, whereas Ovi Mail offers email accounts for the developing world.
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