I wrote a longer comment on another thread, but what this really makes me feel is that, instead of utilising a great design paired with WP7, there's just another indistinct me-too device to be drowned out by the iPhone.
It's sad, because the people who were behind the N9 really seemed like they understood what Apple was on about, how and why the iPhone was like it was.
Nokia may not have gotten all of it, but they were catching on, and with this release, I fear that spirit may have been lost.
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As an owner of an N9, this makes me kind of sad.
I wrote a longer comment on another thread, but what this really makes me feel is that, instead of utilising a great design paired with WP7, there's just another indistinct me-too device to be drowned out by the iPhone.
It's sad, because the people who were behind the N9 really seemed like they understood what Apple was on about, how and why the iPhone was like it was.
Nokia may not have gotten all of it, but they were catching on, and with this release, I fear that spirit may have been lost.