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6 Comments
1. symbian crap (unregistered) posted on 26 Aug 2011, 13:04 0 5
what is the use of this market when they had a deal with ms for wp7
i really dont understand why are they promoting symbian i think they should stop symbian production and concentrate on wp7 becoz i actually make my friends cry using
outdated symbian crap i remember my friend using n8 and his phone hanged he had to wait till the battery got over lol stupid nokia
sorry for my harsh language but guys without tech knowledge buy this outdated phones
with outdated and copied os (belle) blindly so i suggest android iphone or wp7 as they are the future
2. Irteza (unregistered) posted on 26 Aug 2011, 14:01 3 0
then you and your friend both doesnt even know how to restart nokia n8 ...when / if it freezes ...if you phone does ever crash, just hold the on/off button for approx 8-10 seconds and it will vibrate 3 times. Then wait a few seconds and turn it back on, everything works again...
learn how to use a phone then criticize a phone ... and one more thing .. if you dont like symbian dont post here ... symbian is not begging you for your replies ...
7. shafboy posted on 27 Aug 2011, 05:47 0 0
They want to keep people with Symbian devices happy. Simple as that.
This is a really good features though, other OS's should do this too.
3. Mobile-X-Pert posted on 26 Aug 2011, 14:02 0 0
Obviously your friend did not know how to work out a symbian phone, If the phone freezes he just has to press and hold the power button for 8 secs and the phone will disconnect the battery internally and restart.
4. monstermash123 (unregistered) posted on 26 Aug 2011, 17:26 0 0
Really cool new features coming to Symbian. I think it's too little, too late, however. The belle OS is looking really nice. If Nokia had come out with this around the same time as the G1, then a MUCH bigger splash would have been made. If Belle runs well on the Nokia E6 and a GOOD integrated true push email solution exists on the OS (not the buggy, sometimes works, mostly it doesn't nokia messaging service, and not the email header downloading, that takes forever) I will get an E6 for sure!
6. Oshalabi9 (unregistered) posted on 27 Aug 2011, 00:42 0 0
When an app or idea is blueprinted into an os it can be ported to another but at least the blueprint is there. 20 years of and os can not and should not be forgotten over night. Nokia makes great phones the top in every category they are a formidable company. Not to be taken lightly. We can only hope that the methodology with the same love and dedication can be translated to an os like WP7 os. I'm sure we won't be disappointed. As far as the app it's great but doesnt android already offer a similar service. So nothing really new, I could be mistaken.
