This phone looks ugly compared to their leaked prototypes.
Nokia announces the Lumia 800, the 'first real Windows Phone'
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#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
I suspect it's the other way around. MSFT bet the company on WP7, clearly has spent oodles of time and effort on it, but all of the launch devices were snoozefests - some were outright, lazy ripoffs of the OEMs' existing Android phones. There was nothing unique, compelling, or, well, anything about these phones. Most were even exceptionally crappy with the exception of the Samsung. It's clear that none of the OEMs we…
I might get downvoted for this sarcasm, but: That thing looks like a lazy ripoff of the Nokia N9. But oh well. They're both beautiful :-) Disclaimer: I used to work for Nokia.
Re: Nokia announces the Lumia 800, the 'first real Windows Phone'
#13Wow there's gonna be Nokia Windows Phones for 60 euros
Re: Nokia announces the Lumia 800, the 'first real Windows Phone'
#14Wow there's gonna be Nokia Windows Phones for 60 euros
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#15Wow. Part of me wants this to suck, just so there are only iPhone and Android to worry about ever developing for, but this actually looks good enough to consider. I looked at WP through BizSpark a little, and it looks easier to develop for than iOS or Android, at least for corporate apps. It's possible RIM will lose out in the "corporate owned/managed" market to WP, especially if they can build in equivalent or bette…
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#18Wow. Part of me wants this to suck, just so there are only iPhone and Android to worry about ever developing for, but this actually looks good enough to consider. I looked at WP through BizSpark a little, and it looks easier to develop for than iOS or Android, at least for corporate apps. It's possible RIM will lose out in the "corporate owned/managed" market to WP, especially if they can build in equivalent or bette…
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#19I don't generally use apps, preferring webapps on the mobile browser. How does WP7's browser compare to Android or iOS? I've heard some say its good, others saying its terrible. Its hard to get an unbiased answer after years of thrashing desktop IE.
Re: Nokia announces the Lumia 800, the 'first real Windows Phone'
#20Wow there's gonna be Nokia Windows Phones for 60 euros