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In the beginning of this year, some high Nokia person said that all future phones in the N-series would have support for WiFi and a 3.5mm jack.
I wonder if those two things are the only new features in the N78 compared to the N73, or if there will be more added features, such as a GPS. Of course, the N78 will have a faster CPU, more RAM and newer S60 OS compared to the N73, but those are merely upgraded features, and not new ones. |
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Do you plan on updating this with conceptual designs that may become available? ie N95 with VGA screen? wasn't there a rumoured 5500 successor to be announced this year? What about the touch-screen Nokia at the Go Play announcement (in the video)? (you could just list this as touch-screen Nokia, or have a Company direction thing like the Esato thread which includes new strategies for the brand) |
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"We're not going to have any proprietary jacks any more" source (interview with Pekka Pohjakallio, VP of Nseries computers in Nokia's multimedia division) Could be, but I suspect the N82 simply have too many features and will drain the battery too quickly for my taste, as the N95. And then there's the looks, as vain it might be, and I'm not too fond of how the N82 looks, unless they release a black model too. And the GPS isn't a must-have feature, at least not for me, and it's easy enough to buy a Wireless GPS Module like the LD-4W if I really wanted it. In either case, I suspect I will have a hard time choosing between the N78 and the N82. |
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That does seem likely.
However, according to this interview from april, we "will see GPS in a broader range of devices in the future, with N Series out in front". Which makes me wonder if N78 will have a GPS or not. And then there's these news too; "By the end of next year we will have tens of navigation-enabled devices on the market," Anssi Vanjoki, head of Nokia's multimedia unit, told a conference call. Last edited by Freddo; 05-10-2007 at 16:44.. |
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When N73 was introduced, the remake of its predecessor, N70, was introduced. I think it was N72. So it would be logical to introduce a "remake" of N73 along with the successor, N82.
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I am communicator user, and not at all interested in s60 based E90... Whether new 9xxx model is based on (MOST probably not based on Series80/90) s60 again or LINUX???? Anyway its interesting to see E9x and new 9xxx at the same time (like N-series and other regular s60 devices around now) Can anyone in the know (Badger and others), PLEASE confirm the 6-th item in the LONG list... PLEASE PLEASE... |
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We haven't seen a new 9xxx since the 9300i. And even that was more or less a rehash...
Now, as the E- and Nseries branding is used for all high-end handsets, I really wonder what the 9xxx range will be used for? |
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I don't know anything about 9xxx range, and I don't think they will be introduced as 9xxx devices. Naming depends on what division is developing the fones, if the enterprise it's gonna be Eseries phone. Previous 9xxx devices and 68xx devices were developed exactly by enterprice division, and then like Multimedia division this line got letter E.
So IF 9xxx device exists which I doubt, it's not a commi anyways |
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i do still think they are coming though, badger is rarely wrong |
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D-Off, but I thought the restructure won't take place before the beginning of 2008?
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D-Off, the structure is still the same and WILL be the same. Were changed only reports, but still the engineers of Enterprise dividion are developing business range of smartphones, Multimedia - Nseries smartphones. Naming has not been changed as well.
Maybe I don't understand you but aren't you trying to say that engineers of the Enterprice division will develop communicators along with 1xxx series phones for example? I.e. all the business units of Nokia that were developing different ranges of phones become one unit called Devises? ![]() |
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They will become one division. And the engineers develop devices that their management tells them to develop.
I.e. merging all devices into one division should improve coherence of planning and execution accross all of Nokia device portfolio, and reduce the perceived/apparent (not necessarily real) lack of coordination and communication e.g. between E and N series devices. I don't think only reports change. Having said that, all organisations have latency and tendency to avoid real change, so the impact of the organization changes remains to be seen and will certainly take some time. |
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maybe it's to announce the "availability" of the N81 (see the N81 buttons).let's hope that episode will be as good as the last one. *first post updated* |
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so I guess if it is in 2008, it will be as late as Q4. |
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I think it was Eomer saying that...but other than that, that's what I remember.
Anyway - I'm pretty much sure we'll see new devices on November, 2nd..just for a release, it is a bit too much about nothing imho, especially as Nokia has never given EXACT release dates. And "Next Episode" seems to be now what "Open Studio" was last year - the Nseries tagline...not necessarily indicating another music-centric announcement. Just a multimedia-centric one, and pretty much all Nseries are multimedia-savy imho ![]() |
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I wonder if we will see another upgrade of the N95 announced in 2008, as it's selling so well I thought rather than replacing it that Nokia might go for more extensive upgrade of the model than the improvements that the N95 8GB offers. |
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I think HDD phones are definitely a thing of the past...flash is getting cheaper and cheaper with every passing day, making HDDs a clunky hard-to-implement option without any real advantage.
I'd just love to see 30+ GB of flash on a handset somewhen during the next year... |
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Playdead, I cannot recall whether it will be called division or not, but I do recall that there will be one division/department/unit responsible for all devices (Devises), under one Vice President's (or some other title) management. Obviously there will many units/departments and teams under him/her, but they all report to him/her. That's what I meant. And that is different from what they have now.
"This time, Nokia is to recombine all its handset activities into one unit, called Devices, having previously split them into three (Mobile Phones or basic handsets, Multimedia and Enterprise) at the start of 2004." |
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