BlackBerry Vs. Nokia Is Like Audi Vs. Kia [View article]
I just think that an article where the Author needs to defend so many time cannot be that good. Of course he doesn't like Nokia and all he can talk about is about bad points even some of them are not correct. Nokia is here to stay but BBRY I hope so.
Nokia: A Speculative Play - Not An Investment [View article]
I think the success of Nokia Lumia is depending on the success of WP8. Most WP8 reviews I've read has been very positive and the only negativity is the ecosystem. With the Samsung and HTC also lunching WP8 I believe is a matter of time until ecosystem is still been a problem and Nokia will lead WP8 in the market.
"With each new generation of Windows Phone, Microsoft not only closes the gap with iOS and Android in important ways, but it also differentiates in important ways," says The Verge in a fairly positive review of Windows Phone 8 (MSFT). It also declares the OS to have the best home screen of any platform, and likes its built-in Office and cloud apps. But it's not crazy about the Nokia-powered (NOK) Maps app, and says there are still "countless annoyances" that hurt the user experience. (yesterday: I, II) [View news story]
The problem it's The Verge has used HTC windows phone on this review as we know it look like a toy when compared with Lumia 920
"With each new generation of Windows Phone, Microsoft not only closes the gap with iOS and Android in important ways, but it also differentiates in important ways," says The Verge in a fairly positive review of Windows Phone 8 (MSFT). It also declares the OS to have the best home screen of any platform, and likes its built-in Office and cloud apps. But it's not crazy about the Nokia-powered (NOK) Maps app, and says there are still "countless annoyances" that hurt the user experience. (yesterday: I, II) [View news story]
It's a bit strange what they say about the Nokia-powered Maps when companies like amazon, BMW, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Hyundai, Pioneer and Garmin think different
BlackBerry Vs. Nokia Is Like Audi Vs. Kia [View article]
Nokia: A Speculative Play - Not An Investment [View article]
"With each new generation of Windows Phone, Microsoft not only closes the gap with iOS and Android in important ways, but it also differentiates in important ways," says The Verge in a fairly positive review of Windows Phone 8 (MSFT). It also declares the OS to have the best home screen of any platform, and likes its built-in Office and cloud apps. But it's not crazy about the Nokia-powered (NOK) Maps app, and says there are still "countless annoyances" that hurt the user experience. (yesterday: I, II) [View news story]
"With each new generation of Windows Phone, Microsoft not only closes the gap with iOS and Android in important ways, but it also differentiates in important ways," says The Verge in a fairly positive review of Windows Phone 8 (MSFT). It also declares the OS to have the best home screen of any platform, and likes its built-in Office and cloud apps. But it's not crazy about the Nokia-powered (NOK) Maps app, and says there are still "countless annoyances" that hurt the user experience. (yesterday: I, II) [View news story]