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Original geschrieben von niko2006
http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/...;p=all#page3186

Guter Bericht, aber hier wird auch der sehr hohe und nicht gerechtfertigte Preis erwähnt. ..

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One of the biggest problems facing the N8, at least for U.S. customers, is the price. None of the major network operators offer it on-contract at a subsidized amount. It costs a full $550. That's more than twice as much as the competition (which often offers better features).

Was kann Nokia dafür, wenn die Netzanbieter es nicht subventioniert mit Vertrag anbieten wollen? Es ist klar das man dort eher heimische Produkte bevorzugt (Apple/Google/Motorola/Palm-HP).

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Original geschrieben von oo7x
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Was ist bloß beim Nokia los? :confused:

Ein Wandel? Ich hoffe zum Guten.

OPK ersetzt durch Elop. Als Quittung für mittelmäßige Produktpolitik.
Vanjoki geht freiwillig weil er sauer ist, dass er nicht Nachfolger von OPK wird.
Warum Jaaksi geht? Keine Ahnung, vielleicht will er nicht mit Peter Skillman zusammenarbeiten? :p

Der zweite Teil von MobileBurns Video Review:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duur2-y9Avo

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Original geschrieben von Meilow
Jetzt ist man auf Nokia auch schon bei der Bildzeitung aufmerksam geworden:

http://www.bild.de/BILD/politi…ahme-durch-microsoft.html

Jawoll immer nur feste druff knüppeln. Typisch Axel Springer FUD.

http://www.heise.de/newsticker…le-Rechner-um-183699.html

Ein weiteres Paradebeispiel für Anti-Nokia FUD eines Android Fangirls kann man bei CNET Bewundern. Besonders die kritischen Kommentare beachten:
5 Reasons Nokia's N8 Is Dead On Arrival
http://www.pcworld.com/busines…8_is_dead_on_arrival.html

Und hier noch mehr FUD über Windows Phone 7 des gleichen Android Fangirls
5 Reasons the Windows Phone 7 Will Fail
http://www.pcworld.com/busines…ws_phone_7_will_fail.html

MobileBurn hat schon ein Video Review auf YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDoa8BSiSPI

Irgendwie geht der Homescreen Wechsel per Fingerswipe noch hakelig, der Wechsel mit dem Softbutton in der Mitte jedoch flüssig.

Vielleicht können die N8 Besitzer mal was dazu sagen.

In der Tat, (k)alter Kaffee.

Juli 2010: Rescuing Nokia? A former exec has a radical plan
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2…22/nokia_manifesto_risku/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/08/11/nokia_risku_mailbag/

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A couple of months ago, a book appeared in Finland which has become a minor sensation. In the book, a former senior Nokia executive gives his diagnosis of the company, and prescribes some radical and surprising solutions. Up until now, the book has not been covered at all in the English language. This is the first review of the proposals outlined in Uusi Nokia (New Nokia - the manuscript) and draws on three hours of interviews with its author, Juhani Risku

Er sagt auch was über den Vorstand von Nokia, dabei kommen Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo und Anssi Vanjoki noch relativ gut weg,

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"OPK", or Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, is rated as a good manager and knows thousands of people personally, an invaluable asset, thinks Risku. It makes little sense to sacrifice the CEO and leave the structural problems unchanged - particularly the 500 VPs with largely radio engineering experience who (by the Peter Principle) have responsibility for areas beyond their expertise.

Should the board wish to offer Kallasvuo's head to appease investors, however, Risku suggests Ansi Vanjokki as an interim CEO, and to mentor a new generation.

"Vanjokki is a very good guy, very popular and his street credibility is high. He is reliable, competent in many things - but that knowledge is very old."

was man von anderen Vorstandsmitgliedern nicht behaupten kann:

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For Risku, Compaq import Mary McDowell, who has overseen the Enterprise division for almost a decade, would be one of the first to go. I recall the Hildon strategy from 2001 to 2003 - never publicly disclosed - which would have combined push email with much more sophisticated devices than anything RIM or Microsoft could offer at the time. Blackberry cleaned up the corporate messaging space with much more primitive solutions – that worked.

Risku remembers the next push into enterprise.

“We went to the US with the E-series. Mary McDowell worked with that, but nothing happened, and it ramped down. So there is no Enterprise Solutions anymore. Nothing is managed. McDowell is so high level she doesn't know about the content and the substance.”

McDowell was also chief development strategist. It was one of the most important positions at Nokia. But nothing happened in development in the company.

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A similar criticism follows Tero Ojanperä, currently the orbiting visionary.

“He's smart, a Doctor in radio signal processing, but he doesn't have street cred on the topics he's leading, he has nothing to do with music or visual things.

“While Ojanperä was CTO, no new technologies were brought to market. Since 2008 he has been the EVP working with the entertainment industries but he has brought no contracts, programs or products to N-Series or Ovi.”

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The strongest criticism is reserved for the son of the former Finnish President, Marko Ahtisaari, chief design director. It’s an example of nepotism that Risku calls “business socialism”.

“Ahtisaari has destroyed Nokia design – it’s a real disaster. If you put Mr Beckham or Prince Charles into BP, nobody would understand why you'd done that. Ahtisaari is a name.”

“The message it sends for owners, journalists and investors is straight forward: any hobbyist can lead a billion dollar business design team”.

Hatten wir diesen Vorabtest von my-symbian.com hier schon erwähnt?

http://my-symbian.com/s60v3/preview_nokia_n8.php

Manchmal gewinne ich den Eindruck, dass hier kranke Menschen auf eine Organspende warten.
Leute das ist nur Handy.

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Original geschrieben von aikoN_Nokia
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Wenn es so wird wie die vorgänger Versionen (mit der gleichen Struktur wie Windows XP und Co., Windows Ordner mit Milliarden Dateien, usw. und das auf nem Handy!!!!!) dann gute Nacht.

Hätte man lieber glech auf Android setzen können und sollen bevor man sowas macht... :mad:

Gruß

Und du glaubst das root Filesystem von Android (Linux) besteht nicht aus vielen Ordnern mit "Milliarden" von Dateien drin, nur weil sie vor den Usern versteckt werden?

Soviel zum Thema Marktanteile:

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SMARTPHONE MAKERS

1 - Nokia, Finland 24.0 million for 39%
2 - RIM, Canada 11.2 million for 18%
3 - Apple, USA 8.4 million for 14%
4 - HTC, Taiwan 4.5 million for 7%
5 - Samsung, South Korea 3.0 million for 5%
6 - Motorola, USA 2.7 million for 4%
Rest of smartphone makers 7.9 million
TOTAL smartphones in Q2 61.7 million

For those interested, the rest of Top 10 are in order SonyEricsson, Fujitsu, Sharp and LG. The others beyond these have less than 1% each. Nokia is still more than twice as big as its nearest rival and almost as big as numbers 2, 3 and 4 combined.

SMARTPHONE OPERATING SYSTEMS

1 - Symbian (Nokia) 27.0 million for 44%
2 - Android (Google) 11.4 million for 18%
3 - Blackberry (RIM) 11.2 million for 18%
4 - iOS/iPhone (Apple) 8.4 million for 14%
5 - Windows Mobile (Microsoft) 1.6 million for 3%
Rest of Operating systems 2.1 million
TOTAL smartphone OS devices in Q2 61.7 million

For those interested the next biggest are Linux Mobile and Bada. Rest beyond these 7 have far less than 1% of the global smartphone OS market. Symbian is for the first time ever no longer bigger than rivals number 2, 3 and 4 combined. It is still safely far more than twice as big as its nearest rival.

Feel free to quote these numbers, source is TomiAhonen Consulting.

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