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Anoop
Member • Oct 6, 2013
Do we need Symbian back again for touch/non-touch non-qwerty mid range phones?
Symbian as we're all very familiar with, was once the 'master smartphone brain' of the world. Today, it's no more in the smartphone rat race and hence this has largely affected the integrity of most mid range phones and non-smartphones. Today, the software option available on most of the low end phones is simply a waste of money. There is not a single phone that can be compared to the lower budget non-touch phones of the early pre-androidan eras.
Here's what I want to ask:
1. What have we got to say about this? Have the whole world already turned their backs on non-touch non-qwerty mid range phones?
2. Can you find that same passion for S60 or S40 featured games or the like today on a non-touchphone?
3. Why can't we have smaller android phones with a non-qwerty touch-cum-type interface - The ones in the size of the old Nokia 6300/6680/n79 or the new Samsung Metro C3322i - with WiFi, Bluetooth, Watsapp and the basic necessities of an average person - from companies like Samsung, Nokia, etc itself (and not from Micromax, Lava or such 'dukly new' companies?
P.S.: Is this too much to ask for when people are actually throwing bucks to buy big phones that don't last in this ever changing 'specifications' competition for even 2 months!
OLD IS GOLD!
Here's what I want to ask:
1. What have we got to say about this? Have the whole world already turned their backs on non-touch non-qwerty mid range phones?
2. Can you find that same passion for S60 or S40 featured games or the like today on a non-touchphone?
3. Why can't we have smaller android phones with a non-qwerty touch-cum-type interface - The ones in the size of the old Nokia 6300/6680/n79 or the new Samsung Metro C3322i - with WiFi, Bluetooth, Watsapp and the basic necessities of an average person - from companies like Samsung, Nokia, etc itself (and not from Micromax, Lava or such 'dukly new' companies?
P.S.: Is this too much to ask for when people are actually throwing bucks to buy big phones that don't last in this ever changing 'specifications' competition for even 2 months!
OLD IS GOLD!