Comments for Jeers to Nokia's NAM Efforts at http://www.nokiausers.net , comment 0 to 3 out of 3 comments http://www.nokiausers.net Tue, 07 Oct 2008 10:09:22 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://www.nokiausers.net/General/Jeers-to-Nokia-s-NAM-Efforts.html#pc_175 I totally agree.... and moreso.... What bout the people who have purchased a top of the line, flagship device costing HUNDREDS of dollars from an online retailer, only to have their phone be defective in some way after the initial 30 day grace period but inside the warranty period. Why are we forced to deal with a silly, incompetent, outsourced Repair program that may or may NOT EVER get you a working phone again? Why no advanced exchange services? - Nick Wed, 23 Jan 2008 10:46:36 +0100 http://www.nokiausers.net/General/Jeers-to-Nokia-s-NAM-Efforts.html#pc_151 They just want to make a lot of money. "Connecting people..." sure, incidentally, if that means selling a lot of product. But they are clearly a marketing driven company, with a focus on segmentation, so much so they don't want to deliver a device that competes (is good) in too many categories. So you'll always see the business phone is slightly weaker in multimedia, the multimedia devices don't quite have the business features (basic things like copy and paste, etc). Hopefully they will become more considerate of the high end customer considering the upcoming competition. Smartphone users are making more of a commitment to the "platform," and Nokia isn't making the assurances that they will support it going forward, like an iPhone or Android device probably will (with open source or typical Apple OS update policies). - davidm Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:25:45 +0100 http://www.nokiausers.net/General/Jeers-to-Nokia-s-NAM-Efforts.html#pc_148 I can only agree with you , I dont get either with all this N95 - 3,2,3 , 8GB series to North America . Its strange that they not say ,In Mars the US version come out and so on . I really hope they start do busniess better over there with much more inprovment information. Hey Nokia is the BIG company of connecting people . Then they shud start spoke in the easy way and give people good info. We can hope it start now like they say last > To change this, Nokia appointed Mark Louison to his newly created role of president for North America in July and has been working on boosting the number of phones it designs in collaboration with specific U.S. carriers since the fall of 2006. "It's not unreasonable you'd see between six to 12 new operator-specific devices this year. It'll probably be more than this," Louison said in an interview at the Consumer Electronics Show. "You'll see some of that in the first half of 2008, with the velocity to increase that in the second half and going full steam ahead in 2009," Louison said. - Tommie Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:18:10 +0100