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Vaidya
(Posts: 11; Member since: 20 Jun 2012)
Now how will nokia diffrientiate?
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PhansMuneeb
(Posts: 355; Member since: 28 Jan 2012)
Dual, Quad, upto 64 cores.
3 scrren resolutions, isn't it enough to differentiate...?
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Vaidya
(Posts: 11; Member since: 20 Jun 2012)
Dude i mean how will nokia diffirientiate from samsung ,htc etc
after giving away its awesome navteq mapping tech licencing to all.
Now put that thumbs down....
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Synack
(Posts: 669; Member since: 05 Jul 2011)
Nokia designs thus far have been COMPLETELY different from Samsung and HTC in terms of style, design, hardware, etc. And I like what they're doing. I'm getting sick of Samsung and HTC's usual designs for phones. I'll likely be getting the Lumia 900's successor on Verizon, if it comes over.
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muhsen
(Posts: 275; Member since: 07 Jun 2012)
they said they will use nokia map technology, they didn't say all of it
i am sure nokia will make the creme of the crop of the maps features only for lumia users
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santaclaus
(Posts: 52; Member since: 20 Jul 2011)
u forgot the awesome PureView
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B3BLW29
(Posts: 238; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
Yeah the almighty clicker, waiting for WP8 + Pureview, hope it sees the light of day.
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PhansMuneeb
(Posts: 355; Member since: 28 Jan 2012)
Jealous but Wp8 is awesome
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eiyoy009
(Posts: 57; Member since: 01 Jun 2011)
I LOVE IT...it is not yet finish...experience is great...I hope customization like( putting some wallpapers) will included in the next preview
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Altair
(Posts: 362; Member since: 02 Feb 2012)
This is a good business for Nokia. They can now "sell" a map software along with EVERY Windows Phone AND Windows desktop/tablet (read those amazing surfaces).
That ladies and gentleman is the big thing. This also means, that WP software itself is cheaper for Nokia, than for any other OEM:s. What this means, is that Nokia can add something more in hardware, compared to other OEM:s with the same price.
If you can see the picture here, you will understand, that this is a big advantage for Nokia.
Btw. it is very nice to see some improvement with Victor H. articles (in his crusade against MS / Nokia before).
