Masquerading as AAS Insight 5, audio podcast 52 sees myself, Ewan and Rafe get together to chat about 'Le Web 3', the limited 'First Access' launch of N-Gage (has Nokia fluffed it?), Sony Ericsson's UIQ part sale to Motorola, and Quickoffice 5.0.
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I am not happy.
Why wouldn�t nokia open the gaming store to the n95 8 GB I bet there�s more n95 sold than n81 I guess we can boo the marketing over at nokia for the 4th time
1 No release dates on there products
2 Can�t buy any phone you want
3 Products always out of stock
Fromfela:
1) they do have release dates by quarter. Very few if any phones/consumer electronics products have exact release dates (Apple has a different strategy of course, but even iPhone was close to being delayed a bit).
2) ??? what do you mean?
3) Nokia sells about 100 million phones a quarter. Obviously they are not out of stock all the time. Sure, new high end phones are at times, but that is normal and part of the logistical nightmare of managing a multibillion consumer electronics corporation. Nokia is the undisputed king in that, btw.
viipottaja wrote:Fromfela:1) they do have release dates by quarter. Very few if any phones/consumer electronics products have exact release dates (Apple has a different strategy of course, but even iPhone was close to being delayed a bit).
2) ??? what do you mean?
3) Nokia sells about 100 million phones a quarter. Obviously they are not out of stock all the time. Sure, new high end phones are at times, but that is normal and part of the logistical nightmare of managing a multibillion consumer electronics corporation. Nokia is the undisputed king in that, btw.
Sorry sir
I live in the USA so Nokia phones do sell out and what do you mean high end phones all Nokia phones are $375 and up anything less is a few years old and wouldn�t be a good buy in my book, (Can�t buy any phone you want) I guess it�s not all on Nokia some might be FCC, A few years ago I paid $400 for an e61 and it was a great phone up on till the cellular antenna stop working. I called Nokia and I was told that my phone isn�t supported in the USA  and my best bet would be to send it to the UAE because that�s where the phone was made for? I think that�s silly or maybe I don�t fully understand what unlock means. Okay you�re telling me marketing can�t even give a month or maybe it�s like n-gage where every device seems experimental? I have an n73, n95, g n95 8GB e90 and n82 and if you dismiss the e90 and the n73 what do you have 3 phones that are the same for a company that sells a 4 million a month one would think would be past the experimental stages