Maybe they are. X series could be their flagship line. Let's hope Nokia isn't biting Sony Ericsson, and are jumping the obvious gun to bottle neck what Sony Ericsson have already established without the use of patents.
Though that would 'up the game' if the X series is the flagship line, though most definitely disheartening if Nokia stays true to use only Symbian software. (Since the N97 seems to be a big hit, and is the company's flagship model to date) Unless they change it up somehow to be much more intuitive than UIQ. BlackBerry software is very to the point, even more so than UIQ. Only thing that makes it a bit intimidating is the quantity of options it has, and in the face of WinMo (and maybe even Apple's iPhone OS), the amount of applications it(they) has to make it even more of an accessible device is better than what Symbian has to offer.
(This is based on playing around with an N95, E72 and ExpressMusic 5800)
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"Perhaps they're following SonyEricsson and its the Camera series instead of Cybershot?"
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Maybe they are. X series could be their flagship line.
Let's hope Nokia isn't biting Sony Ericsson, and are jumping the obvious gun to bottle neck what Sony Ericsson have already established without the use of patents.
Though that would 'up the game' if the X series is the flagship line, though most definitely disheartening if Nokia stays true to use only Symbian software. (Since the N97 seems to be a big hit, and is the company's flagship model to date)
Unless they change it up somehow to be much more intuitive than UIQ. BlackBerry software is very to the point, even more so than UIQ. Only thing that makes it a bit intimidating is the quantity of options it has, and in the face of WinMo (and maybe even Apple's iPhone OS), the amount of applications it(they) has to make it even more of an accessible device is better than what Symbian has to offer.
(This is based on playing around with an N95, E72 and ExpressMusic 5800)