Comments on: Nokia N9 successor on roadmap?

By: bronzedragon18

bronzedragon18 — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 15:36:06 +0000

N9 successor mmmmm ! I’d like to see one like the unreleased N950 , QWERTY and changeable battery lol . Otherwise much like the N9 , hopeit comes !!

By: Jordan

Jordan — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 08:58:10 +0000

To be honest, Meego Harmattan Maemo 1.2 is Maemo 6 Harmattan. As you can see, even after the release of N9, “Meego” is still not ready …. So, Nokia has emerged Maemo 6, are grafted some Meego 1.2 API and change the user interface ….. Shown in the format of the applications that are .deb (Maemo package manager) and not .rpm (package manager selected for Meego). Nokia Meego favorite used as a trade name (according to the contract with Intel, he was supposed to leave at least one device on Meego ….) but the Maemo 6 …. He would continue to develop the Maemo instead of going to see Intel trying to create Meego but hey, we will not repeat the past …..

By: Szilárd-Erwin Szogyényi

Szilárd-Erwin Szogyényi — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 15:21:45 +0000

Nokia N9 ar putea fi urmat de un N10, tot cu MeeGo?! Un blogger finlandez are detalii!…

Se pare că bloggerii fac şi desfac când vine vorba de zvonuri, chiar şi în domeniul tehnologiei de vârf. Astfel, aflăm de la un blogger finlandez că Nokia N9 ar putea fi totuşi urmat de un alt terminal MeeGo, posibil chiar N10… …

By: richard

richard — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 00:48:07 +0000

Hoping that it is true, though not that confident it will come. I don’t know the whole agreement between Microsoft and Nokia’s partnership, but making a high-end successor of N9 might have a conflict in agreement.
Since Nokia stopped developing Meego, WP is the future mobile OS for Nokia (WP8 to be specific). I believe that running same OS on different devices is the future (computers and smartphones).
Meltemi is the one that I think Nokia Conversations is pointing out ‘the next N9′.
If Nokia will make an N9 high-end smartphone successor, I would like it to have at least 12mpx camera with at least same sensor of N9, bigger ram,memory card slot, hdmi port, usb otg, fm transmitter (run the fm even without headset), and at least 1800mah battery. Running AM and analog/digital tv will be a great bonus for me. These are what I am looking for in a smartphone. I don’t care if it will be bulkier than N9, at least I’ll get what I want.I’ll love it to see in a unibody as well but can replace battery like on N8.

By: N900

N900 — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 07:20:08 +0000

I think it’s genius marketing trick to tell “it’s last one” buy it. Then still make another one next year.

They tried to make the deal with Microsoft for couple of devices, but Microsoft wanted to drop symbian at least.

By: Cloud_Connected

Cloud_Connected — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 07:00:04 +0000

It´s also to consider that the budget of the “future disruptions” inside Nokia is not small if you compare it to other companies´budgets…so they certainly could develop, produce and maintain another harmattan devices…

By: N9 fan

N9 fan — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 05:56:59 +0000

You forget that the MS mole is already deep in.

By: Jonas Lihnell

Jonas Lihnell — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 05:49:53 +0000

Lots of strong words and no good motivation for them.

They will support all three platforms, symbian will stay until 2016, wp7 will be introduced by christmas or so and the Maemo line will stay as their future disruptions.

By: Jonas Lihnell

Jonas Lihnell — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 05:39:58 +0000

Not to mention that the bastards keep sending them out for review polluting my news-feed with nothing but reviews when I want news..

Probably best decision they ever made, and pretty much all reviews are highly positive, but I’m getting bored at reading stuff like “best phone ever, except it’s dead on arrival”, “Glouries phone, except no apps”, “Powerful and beauty, but no future”.

By: Jonas Lihnell

Jonas Lihnell — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 05:36:21 +0000

The N9 is considered the successor to the N8, after all. When it should be the successor of the n900.