The button problem is fixed on the N93 in the latest firmware? Great! I'll alter the article!
"But good example Hardeep1singh how Nokia are disrespectful, what about 'Internet Edition' N93 IE"
Try this thought experiment: pretend new models never came out, pretend your model is the latest for the next few years. Would it make any difference to your use of the phone? No, it wouldn't. So what is there to complain about? Your pride perhaps, but you're not buying pride, you're buying a phone, and that's all you can hold a manufacturer liable for. If your pride depends on having the latest model of whatever then you're fighting a losing battle.
In any case, there's no significant difference between the N93 and the N93 internet edition. It's entirely about marketing: they just slap a load of pre-installed Yahoo apps on it, give it a new colour scheme, and claim it's a new edition. There's an internet shortcut key too apparently, if you can't be bothered to click the internet shortcut icon on the standby screen.
It's like the Nokia 5500 and 5500 Music Edition... there's no difference at all, none, apart from having a different sized microSD card bundled with it. (In fact the ME is a rip-off because they charge $75 extra for a $30 card, you're far better off buying the normal edition with a separate card.)
I just don't get how people interpret what is basically just a repainted model with a slightly altered name as somehow betraying existing customers. And even with the genuinely new models, Nokia brings out new models every month but that's what all phone companies do, dozens of models a year. Do you want them to stop for a year or two while you enjoy your particular phone without feeling left behind?
Even beyond phones, people claim (for example) Nintendo bring out new models of their handhelds to "force" people into buying the new models... That's just rubbish, you get what you pay for, and if there's a new model a while later that doesn't somehow magically stop your model working, it still does exactly what you were expecting it to when you bought it and the new games all work on the old model the same way they would have if the new model never existed. The only reason you'd worry is if you want to always have the latest model, but that's your problem rather than the manufacturers.
There were even people claiming the first N-Gage was made deliberately bad so people would have to buy the QD, which is about as backwards a conspiracy theory as you can get.
Superlatives of the kind used on Ringnokia are ridiculous: "If you've been reading Ring Nokia for a while you'll realize how much I dislike things like this. Dishonesty to the n-th degree. Stabbing customers of the first versions in the back I say."
Stabbing customers in the back? Dishonesty to the nth degree? By bringing out a new model? Really?
No.
Dishonesty is bringing out a model and not supporting it as promised, or bringing out a model that doesn't do what it claims to do, or refusing to honour warranties. Complaining purely because you don't get to keep up with the Joneses forever is just immature, that's the nature of manufacturing nowadays, not just in electronics either. If you want to wear the latest clothes, drive the latest car or listen to the latest music, you'll have to constantly buy new products, which is why it's probably sensible to just look for something you genuinely want without worrying if it's the absolutely latest thing. No large company ever brings out a model without plans to follow it up soon with an even better one. The bigger the company, the more models they bring out every year.
"this is one company that would deliberately keep their phones, one feature short to make way for newer phones"
I can't think of ANY examples of that, particularly in the Symbian world. And as you saw with your N93 one, they've fixed the problem so it can't be deliberate.
