The Mullet of G
13th January 2007, 10:21 AM
Camp Nokia has been fairly quiet on the N Series front since they announced the ludicrously great N95, but was having a look around and came across 3 new N Series handsets, not sure if they are old hat and everyones seen them but here they are anyways --> http://www.nseries.com/products/n800/#l=products,n800 :D
Theres also a video of them here --> http://thenokiablog.com/2007/01/10/nokia-n76-and-nokia-n93i-video-preview-by-wtf-show/
I keep reading stuff from so called industry boffs saying that around 2010 Symbian will lose its current market dominance, but if Nokia keep turning out Symbian based handsets in the fashion they have been of late its really hard to see that happening. The report said that we'd all ditch Symbian in favour of more features on Windows and Linux mobile devices, they seem to think that while Windows and Linux mobile OS's will evolve and gain more features, Symbian is just going to sit there and do nothing and we'll still be using the same version in 2010 as we are now, I say they are wrong and Symbian will be more than holding its own in terms of features and market share come 2010. :D
Theres also a video of them here --> http://thenokiablog.com/2007/01/10/nokia-n76-and-nokia-n93i-video-preview-by-wtf-show/
I keep reading stuff from so called industry boffs saying that around 2010 Symbian will lose its current market dominance, but if Nokia keep turning out Symbian based handsets in the fashion they have been of late its really hard to see that happening. The report said that we'd all ditch Symbian in favour of more features on Windows and Linux mobile devices, they seem to think that while Windows and Linux mobile OS's will evolve and gain more features, Symbian is just going to sit there and do nothing and we'll still be using the same version in 2010 as we are now, I say they are wrong and Symbian will be more than holding its own in terms of features and market share come 2010. :D