Nokia Announces Its 2009 Flagship Device, the N97
Who's going to carry it?
It looks like it might be on AT&T's list for being a GSM phone. But probably released in EU or Asia first.
I'm thinking that they need to lower the $600 pricetag to $199 if they really want to sell the phone. It's Nokia's own OS and software, so they can claim their own starting price. Next would be the carrier's rebate for the contract rate.
I'm thinking that they need to lower the $600 pricetag to $199 if they really want to sell the phone. It's Nokia's own OS and software, so they can claim their own starting price. Next would be the carrier's rebate for the contract rate.
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Maarek said:
I'm thinking that they need to lower the $600 pricetag to $199 if they really want to sell the phone.
Dumbest thing I have heard all day. 🤣
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Thanks for stating the obvious, I meant if they want to compete with Apple they better lower the price.
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Nokia is the world's largest maker of wireless phones, who's competing with who? 🤣
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I'll agree with that no doubt since a Nokia was my first phone, but as a company they are cutting jobs and have sat back watching Apple sell tons of their flashy phone(s). The iPhone reminds me of the PalmOS. One app runs at a time.
Kudos to Nokia for making a giant leap in putting alot into a phone. We'll just have to see where it ends up and who will have it.
Kudos to Nokia for making a giant leap in putting alot into a phone. We'll just have to see where it ends up and who will have it.
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Maarek said:
The iPhone reminds me of the PalmOS. One app runs at a time.
WHA?!?!?!?!?!?!??!
You're comparing the iPhone to Palm?!?! Wow.
Absurdities aside, you're wrong about one crucial fact: there can only be one 3rd party app running at a time. You can browse & listen to music simultaneously, as well as (AFAIK) listen to music while running a 3rd party app.
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