http://www.centernetworks.com/nokia-mobile-interaction-study Web 2 and Social Media News and Reviews Sun, 12 Feb 2012 21:27:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://www.centernetworks.com/nokia-mobile-interaction-study#comment-18189 Cyndy Aleo-Carreira Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-18189 Do they have any idea how many items of women's clothing have no pockets? If I have jeans on, my phone is in my pocket on vibrate since I hate hearing phones ring. It's in my bag a lot though since most of my skirts and dresses have no pockets. Do they have any idea how many items of women’s clothing have no pockets? If I have jeans on, my phone is in my pocket on vibrate since I hate hearing phones ring. It’s in my bag a lot though since most of my skirts and dresses have no pockets.

]]> http://www.centernetworks.com/nokia-mobile-interaction-study#comment-18190 centernetworks Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-18190 great point Cyndy great point Cyndy

]]> http://www.centernetworks.com/nokia-mobile-interaction-study#comment-18191 Andreas Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-18191 Instead of studying carrying styles - they'd better study how to make a nokia more easier to use and why there are more then 50% of the functions not working propper. I know what I am talking about - I developed software for Nokia devices over 5 years. Ever tried to setup a mail account on a nokia? Ever tried to setup a GPRS gateway? Ever tried to setup more than one email account in the Nokia email client - it is a nightmare. I was a Nokia fan and user for a really long time - Nokia was great but after a while - year by year - the phones software (s40 and s60) was like a blendet bunch of features - some worked for me - some not - and nobody ever could get me an answer about that. At the end I was so frustrated about new Nokia phones that I switched back to a very old model from 2001 with a b/w screen. Today I use an iPhone and Nokia should really take care about there next products - the iPhone isn't perfect but it shows the future of mobile communication - everything that is below the iPhone or is a rip off the iPhone will not survive - only on low cost. Apple put the top edge on a very high level but hey, everybody got his chance in that market and Nokia never made any "wow" features into its new phones for a long time - they never tried to make the software faster in a way that was ground breaking, they never tried to improve things in any way - and finaly - as a developers point of view - the SDK is ugly too. Instead of studying carrying styles – they’d better study how to make a nokia more easier to use and why there are more then 50% of the functions not working propper. I know what I am talking about – I developed software for Nokia devices over 5 years. Ever tried to setup a mail account on a nokia? Ever tried to setup a GPRS gateway? Ever tried to setup more than one email account in the Nokia email client – it is a nightmare. I was a Nokia fan and user for a really long time – Nokia was great but after a while – year by year – the phones software (s40 and s60) was like a blendet bunch of features – some worked for me – some not – and nobody ever could get me an answer about that. At the end I was so frustrated about new Nokia phones that I switched back to a very old model from 2001 with a b/w screen.
Today I use an iPhone and Nokia should really take care about there next products – the iPhone isn’t perfect but it shows the future of mobile communication – everything that is below the iPhone or is a rip off the iPhone will not survive – only on low cost. Apple put the top edge on a very high level but hey, everybody got his chance in that market and Nokia never made any “wow” features into its new phones for a long time – they never tried to make the software faster in a way that was ground breaking, they never tried to improve things in any way – and finaly – as a developers point of view – the SDK is ugly too.

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