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How likely are you to speak negatively about Nokia and go up against Nokia to your friends, family and/ or colleagues?
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38 comments:
Nokia sucks live:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InmpAS1vtLc
I am a former Nokia Management executive, but I am really disappointed with Nokia’s recent performances. I owned a 6820 for about a year and the keys started falling off for no reason. I took the phone to Nokia for repair which I was going to have to pay for (even it was clearly a poor design) and after 4 months of following up they just keep saying “no parts available” Poor design, poor service NO backup.
While the phone was in for repair I decided to buy an E61 because it had a SIP VoIP over WiFi function built in, well guess what? It doesn’t work and no end of forums or complaints has resulted in anything. How can a huge international company get away with such terrible false promises?
Yep, Nokia SUX!
I worked at Nokia CDMA in San Diego until recently. The company is the most immoral company I have ever worked for. Their senior manangers were having affairs with engineers, employees were treated poorly, favoritism runs wide. The Finnish senior managemnt in Europe has their heads up their A** and are more interested in being Finnish than running an ethical company. Many who are still there ,after 2/3 have been layed off, should be fired for illegal labor practices and immoral behavior!
i just bought nokia N95 8GB, after 1 month i used it, suddenty the screen got blank, and send it back to nokia services, which is ntill now they can't fixed it, and has no resposible at all to their customer, ... DON'T FUCKING BUY NOKIA PRODUCT... NOKIA SUCKS.
DD. INDONESIA
Nokia sucks, bought phone day 1, hang day 4, send for repairs day 5, asked for a swap, no... ok fine... electronic items are not faultless. got back from day 8, phone spoilt becos of the SAME PROBLEM day 9, send for repairs day 11. ask for replacement. NONONONONONONONO! Ask if phone can be replaced if spoilt because of the same problem for third time, the answer is NONONONOONONONONONO!
Damn screwed up experience. Never buy a Nokia again. I hope they crash and burn.
YES! YES! Nokia sucks ass!! I just saw it's new touch phone named 5800XM and it's totally a copy of iPhone, plus the os S60 really sux, how can it beat iPhone??? GO TO HELL, NOKIA!
Nokia sucks because all they are trying to do is to fool the possible buyers.
For a long while I have not seen a single full featured Nokia with nice design. No matter what price it is.
They are bloating the market with lots of crappy phones and make people choose among these.
Not that they can't make a good phone just because they don't want to. Once design is there it's always a simple phone. If it has some features it sure lacks the others. This way they think people will renew their phones every year.
Think for instance Apple, Samsung, LG. They are at least showing some effort to create full-featured phones.
Nokia go to hell.
Nokia is trying to steal program SymSMB from software developer, see details at www.telexy.com
Yes, Nokia SUX!
This collection of Emails is getting a bit long!
But I do not intend to go away.
Nokia seem to have lost the plot, and only care about corporate greed and making sure they have enough money to pay top brass bonus's.
Back in the Days when Oki, Motorola Startec, were top sellers, Nokia went out of their way to make good phones.
On doing a search of the net, it seems to be a growing issue, that Nokia are not giving any kind of after sales service.
Poor build quality. Incomplete software loading. No service and No back up.
How many quotes would you like.
I know for a fact you still sell the N76 in the States, yet there are only back covers for this phone there, Hows that for service.
I have been trying to get help from you for a problem which is due to your poor build ability. This has now been growing on for over10weeks. and all I get is apologies.
I have two phones that look like shit.
Now when someone asks why I own such poor looking phone, I just say "It is only a few months old. If you want a phone to look good and last, do not buy Nokia"
You need to be careful, when selling in NZ as you are liable under 'Our Consumer Guarantee' act.
If your product does not meet with certain conditions you are liable to repair or replace.
The only way forward for Nokia is to come back to the end user, and listen to what they are saying.
This releasing substandard phones will hurt your market share, this should be obvious to any consumer orientated company, regardless of market size.
Clive
ext-custserviceau@nokia.com wrote:
> Reference no. : SR 1-3646919324
>
> Hi Clive,
>
> Thank you for the details.
>
> My colleague is still checking on the matter for you with the relevant department. She will revert back the soonest once she received a feedback from the relevant department.
>
> I thank you for your patience.
>
> Thank you for emailing Nokia Careline, Clive.
>
> You have a great day ahead.
>
> Do you know you can now update your phone software at your own convenience?
> Visit www.nokia.com.au/support to check if your phone model is supported and download the "Nokia Software Updater".
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Shaun
> Nokia Careline
> Please contact us at 1300 366 733
> www.nokia.com.au/support
>
>
> [THREAD ID:1-1OBA4YJ]
> -----Original Message-----
>
> From: clawnz@ihug.co.nz
> Sent: 15/03/2009 02:48:00 PM
> To: ext-custserviceau@nokia.com
> Subject: Re: Nokia - Clive Willgoss - Nokia N76 Cover Feedback [THREAD ID:1-1OBA4YJ]
>
> Ok here are a few of the details so far.
> I am only after 2x sets of housing's depending on cost and charge for
> fitting. As the third N76 was bought for spares.
> Why! Because I know there are no parts in NZ. So I had the chance to buy
> one with damaged top cover. But all else working fine. And I had planned
> on keeping the N76's going as long as poss, as I can't find another
> clamshell I like. Maybe Nokia 6650, but this is only available from
> T-Mobile.
> The V series Motorola are priced to suit the quality, cheap.
> WIll we ever see a slim clamshell here in NZ?
> OEM 35626011827207 Nokia N76 This is the one out of Germany. One is out
> of China, I think, and the other is from ?
> Another number I have is 1300366733 not sure what this one is.
> I have this ref No 1/2247126431 Karena gave this to me, I am not sure if
> I was talking to Malasia or Aussy.
> I did have a conversation with David in Aussy, who did some work towards
> sorting this out. Ph no 0061 0295702185
> He handed it to Nokia Care Auckland 0064 09 5315800 and then the
> Manager left and that is where it stopped.
> I have since contacted Dave and he told me the new manager will contact
> me soon.
> But then Auckland will still have to track down the parts to fix the issue.
> Then get them here.
> Clive
>
>
> ext-custserviceau@nokia.com wrote:
>> Reference no. : SR 1-3646919324
>>
>> Hi Clive,
>>
>> I understand your frustration in this matter.
>>
>> Clive, kindly allow me to discuss your concerns with the relevant department on options that we can assist you. Rest assured we do not want to lose your loyalty with us. However, kindly note that I am not promising anything at this moment but will do my best to find a work around to assist you with your concerns.
>>
>> I will revert back the soonest once I receive a feedback from the relevant department.
>>
>> I appreciate your patience.
>>
>> Thank you for emailing Nokia Careline!
>>
>> Do you know you can now update your phone software at your own convenience?
>> Visit www.nokia.com.au/support to check if your phone model is supported and download the "Nokia Software Updater".
>>
>> Kind regards,
>>
>> Suba
>> Nokia Careline
>> Please contact us at 1300 366 733
>> www.nokia.com.au/support
>>
>> [THREAD ID:1-1OBA4YJ]
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>>
>> From: clawnz@ihug.co.nz
>> Sent: 14/03/2009 04:50:42 PM
>> To: ext-custserviceau@nokia.com
>> Subject: Re: Nokia - Clive Willgoss - Nokia N76 Cover Feedback [THREAD ID:1-1OBA4YJ]
>>
>> Absolutely Bloody Astounding.
>> I have been over this, so many times,read my complaint.
>> Why do you think I took the trouble to call Germany? Doh! I know we had
>> the sense not to sell this phone here, and that was (I guess) due to the
>> chrome issue.
>> I know more about my phone and what you will or won't do for me. I am
>> willing to pay to get my phone like it is worth the money I paid for it,
>> not like a piece of junk. And just for the record I have 3x N76 and they
>> all have the same problem with the chrome coming off,peeling.
>> That is why I am complaining. I have been around in circles so many
>> times I am more than a little brassed off with Nokia.
>> If you think your shit phone is worth me sending back to Germany plus
>> the cost of the case's.
>> It is not due to anything I have done to this phone that the chrome is
>> coming off it is due to your cheap finish on the housing.
>> Start reading the posting I am going to make on every forum I can find.
>> Read 'Nokia Do Not Care'
>> Starting to get what I am on about, yet?
>> Please try reading what I have written, I have laid out all that you
>> need to know, but yes I will repeat myself if I have to.
>> I have no intentsion of going away, that until I do not have an issue
>> with Nokia.
>> Clive
>>
>>
>> ext-custserviceau@nokia.com wrote:
>>
>>> Reference no. : SR 1-3646919324
>>>
>>> Hi Clive,
>>>
>>> Good afternoon!
>>>
>>> I am sorry to learn that you are having some difficulty obtaining a replacement cover for your Nokia N76. Please be advised that this phone model is not released in New Zealand and hence, Nokia Care Centres there would not have any Nokia N76 spare parts.
>>>
>>> To address your concern, let us first determine where your phone was purchased from. Then, have it sent to the Nokia Care Centre in that country to obtain a replacement cover. The procedure is at such because the cover for your phone may differ from country to country; variant-dependent. Once you have identified the country of origin of your phone, please visit Nokia's local website via the link below to get relevant contact details.
>>>
>>> http://www.nokia.com
>>>
>>> I hope this helps clarify your enquiry. Should you require further assistance, please feel free to email me again.
>>>
>>> Have a great weekend!
>>>
>>> Do you know you can now update your phone software at your own convenience?
>>> Visit www.nokia.com.au/support to check if your phone model is supported and download the "Nokia Software Updater".
>>>
>>> Kind regards,
>>>
>>> Mitchell
>>> Nokia Careline
>>> Please contact us at 1300366733
>>> www.nokia.com.au/support
>>>
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>
>>> From: clawnz@ihug.co.nz
>>> Sent: 13/03/2009 04:20:06 PM
>>> To: ext-custserviceau@nokia.com
>>> Subject: Re: Nokia - Clive Willgoss - Complaint Feedback [THREAD ID:1-1OBA4YJ] Ref no SR 1-364919324
>>>
>>> Thank you for the reply.
>>> First. I care about the look of my phone, and will replace as soon as it
>>> starts to look untidy.
>>> But the trouble is everybody I contact at Nokia (Worldwide) apologise.
>>> That is not what I want to hear.
>>> The Nokia N76 is my problem. The Chrome peels off very easy like with-in
>>> a month of having it. No I do not have any warranty claim, as this phone
>>> was not sold here in NZ, so Nokia will not help.
>>> It does seem like I have touched a few nerves as Nokia Australia are
>>> trying to help,
>>> But that was over two weeks ago, then I phoned them to see what was
>>> going on. They had transfered it to Auckland, how had dropped it, due to
>>> the Manager leaving.
>>> I have no reason to ever deal with Nokia again. I could not belive Nokia
>>> USA sell a phone that they can not supply parts for????
>>> I have since found 'After Market Housings' and these maybe a better
>>> option, unless someone can assure me the genuine housings do not have
>>> the same issue. IE poor quality Chrome and then also cost the earth?
>>> As I have said many times I think it very poor that Nokia can come to
>>> market with a phone costing $600 and put it`
>>> I am sorry to rave on, but I am less than happy.
>>> Clive
>>>
>>> ext-custserviceau@nokia.com wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Reference no. : SR 1-3646919324
>>>>
>>>> Hi Clive,
>>>>
>>>> I truly apologize for the inconvenience incurred. I will certainly take your feedbacks and highlight it to the relevant department. However, could you kindly verify what is the difficulty experienced with your Nokia phone. I look forward to your response Clive.
>>>>
>>>> Thank you for emailing Nokia Careline!
>>>>
>>>> Do you know you can now update your phone software at your own convenience?
>>>> Visit www.nokia.com.au/support to check if your phone model is supported and download the "Nokia Software Updater".
>>>>
>>>> Kind regards,
>>>>
>>>> Noozrah
>>>> Nokia Careline
>>>> Please contact us at 1300 366 733
>>>> www.nokia.com.au/support
>>>>
>>>> [THREAD ID:1-1OBA4YJ]
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>
>>>> From: clawnz@ihug.co.nz
>>>> Sent: 12/03/2009 07:06:51 AM
>>>> To: ext-custserviceau@nokia.com
>>>> Subject: WebForm Automated Email
>>>>
>>>> [Email address:clawnz@ihug.co.nz]
>>>> [Salutations:]
>>>> [First name:clive]
>>>> [Last name:willgoss]
>>>> [Country:AUSTRALIA]
>>>> [Language:English]
>>>> [Gender:]
>>>> [Contact topic:Nokia services and software]
>>>> [Contact subtopic:Other services or software]
>>>> [Message:I am very very discusted with Nokia.
>>>> I think you are very poor at back up
>>>> Nokia Care should be Nokia Don't Care Line.
>>>> I will not be owning another Nokia, due to the bloody piss poor back up and help from Nokia.
>>>> I have owned over 30 Nokia's. but have to make it very clear any help from you is very unlikely.
>>>> Buyer beware.
>>>> I have phoned Nokia in Malasia, Australia New Zealand and Germany.
>>>> All to no avail, trying to get my $600 phone looking good. It looks no better than a piece of junk. Your service Sucks.
>>>> I will post on every site I can find, the details of which I have kept records, so try disputing your lousy back up.
>>>> When you sell a phone, you should state Buyer Beware.]
Nokia really SUCKS, bought a basic phone as am financially screwed up because of this fucking recession. the next day i went out of station. getting hang, getting switch off and on automatically. I have approached more than 4 times for repairing. Nokia Service Center sucks as well. --------Please guide me how to sue NOKIA---I am damn sure that i'll never use this brand, and i'll make sure that all of ma frinds and relatives are aware of this problem.. NOKIA SUCKS.. AM GONNA SUE THEM.. you can reach me at gneedsd@gmail.com
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I like to put phones in my ass and ring them I lub teh nokia and I am a former Nokia Management executive I also worked at Nokia CDMA in San Diego until recently when I got fail aids and fuck my brother!!!! yeah baby!
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I got a nokia and its great I love it and make love to it all day with my best pal. my best pal is great alomost as great as nokia. nokia is great. so is my best pal o buddy o pal.
you guys are just jealous of how cool my nokia and best pal are they are so cool and you are jealous
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I just can't believe how many times I've stood up for Nokia to friends who were shopping for a new phone... until I had the opportunity to get my hands on one of their products myself (N85). There are MANY things that piss me off in this phone, but I'll just point this very annoying one: the email client. Does it support HTML mail, you'd ask? Why yes, yes it does.
But ONLY if you create an account at nokiamessaging, which may or may not be a paid service in the future, but CERTAINLY is offline A LOT. And by A LOT I mean ENOUGH TO MISS CRITICAL MESSAGES. And by that I don't mean hours (which would be enough to render the service unusable), but DAYS or even WEEKS at a time!
But don't miss the important point here: you get plain text email for direct connection to your email server, but only get HTML when going through Nokia's SHITTY email server which acts as a middle man. Much in the same fashion as DRUG DEALERS behave.
So in short, saying that Nokia sucks doesn't quite express how I feel about these douchebags. It's simply NOT A SERIOUS COMPANY and it will go bankrupt in the not far future. STAY AWAY FROM THEIR SHIT!
Having had a N85 for less than a year, and this has to be the worst phone I've ever had! The keypad cracked and fell off once and I had to argue with the Nokia 'care' centre to get them to fix it, then it cracked again (no,I didn't drop the phone). Now the earpice has packed up on it as well.
Nokia really have lost the plot now. They used to make really good phones, but I'm not sure I'd buy another Nokia now.
I have bought favored Nokia phones for about 8 years. I have enjoyed a lot of the features. But!!!!!!!!!!
I am getting so disillusioned the poor after sales service and lack of parts and problems with handset and Nokia Suite. My contacts are getting screwed up. By that I mean things like, contacts being deleted, part of the info like emails being deleted, contacts being doubled or their info being double under same contact. I have an E75, rated the second best symbian phone by Gadgets Mag. Have they tried using it. Don't get me wrong, its not all bad. I love some of the features. It's just frustrating having contacts deleted,not being able to connect to Nokia bluetooth devices, ring tone changing on is own, alarms not working all the time, not getting notifications no matter how I change settings etc etc. Some of the service people I have worked with are super and put a lot of effort into assisting me. I just got my phone back after it was sent out of town to fix bluetooth problems and get it back and it discover new problems. I don't enjoy having to baby sit my handset. Another confusing irritation. Why have PC Suite and Ovi Suite. Why not have the one replacing the other. Now I run PC Suite to sync business doc's on memory card because Ovi does not have this function, and try to use Ovi Suite to back up other info. I do updates all the time and take all add-on's and do what I can to ensure my handset does not malfunction. Submit queries to on their website only to get poor replies that leave me wondering if person on the other side even bothered to read the first line of my complaint. I have to say I am consider looking at a different brand as I need reliable equipment to assist me at my work and home. What happened to the good old days of reliable 3310??????
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From: Chatswood [mailto:chatswood@nokiacare.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, 26 May 2010 9:05 AM
To: Matt Groves
Subject: RE: LCD for a Nokia 6220 Classic
Hi Matt,
We are not authorised by Nokia to sell parts individually. If you would like the LCD replaced, you will need to have it repaired by one of our technicians.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Regards,
Customer Service Team
688 Pacific Hwy
Chatswood NSW 2067
Phone: (02) 9410 0122
Fax: (02) 9410 0260
E-mail: chatswood@nokiacare.com.au
________________________________________
From: Matt Groves
Sent: Tue 5/25/2010 6:04 PM
To: Chatswood
Subject: LCD for a Nokia 6220 Classic
Hi,
I need to purchase an LCD screen for a Nokia 6220 Classic. I do not need it installed for me, as the installation is easy (as you will know). I just need the part.
I would like to purchase this LCD screen from you early tomorrow afternoon when I will be driving through Chatswood. Please confirm (in the morning if you can) whether you have the screen in stock, and how much you can sell it to me for when I come by to pick it up.
Thank you,
Matt Groves
From: Matt Groves
Sent: Wednesday, 26 May 2010 12:54 PM
To: 'Chatswood'
Subject: RE: LCD for a Nokia 6220 Classic
Dear ‘Nokia Care’,
You said:
‘Sorry for the inconvenience.’
Excuse me? Although the person who responded to my email below may well feel contrite about the poor service this Nokia policy provides, your apology is not accepted as it is a very blatant lie; ‘Nokia Care’ management are not sorry at all – they have deliberately created my inconvenience.
You said:
‘We are not authorised by Nokia to sell parts individually. If you would like the LCD replaced, you will need to have it repaired by one of our technicians.’
Today I simply wanted a part from you. The part is easily replaced without a screwdriver. I can replace it in about a minute. Your organisation is refusing to provide this part, insisting that to acquire it from you I must spend money on one of your ‘technicians’ to install the part, and wait up to a day or more before I am able to use my phone again.
Your policy results in very poor service by you.
I have been told at your Chatswood ‘Nokia Care’ centre that:
‘All the mobile phone manufacturers do this’
What a lame excuse. Translation: ‘All our competitors provide poor service so, it’s resonable for us to do it.’ Or ‘You won’t get anything better from our competitors, so get used to it sucker.’
Given the simplicity of fitting this part, it is like being told at my shoe store that to acquire a new set of shoes identical to the old ones, I must spend money on one of their ‘technicians’ to put the shoes on my feet, and wait up to a day or more before I am able to walk normally again. Note that we are not applying any skill to the selection of the shoes here, we are just putting them on and tieing laces.
It is apparent to me that ‘Nokia Care’ is an oxymoron.
Every mobile phone I have owned since my 2110 in 1994 has been a Nokia. Seven of them? You could say I have been a loyal customer. Your management has foolishly inconvenienced this loyal customer for (hopefully) the last time.
My current 6220C has been my worst Nokia phone for reliability, with issues including
* intermittent reboot loops requiring removal of the battery to get the phone working again,
* the phone shutting itself off on receipt of calls several times each month,
* intermittent freezing during saving of video losing me precious recordings that can’t be replaced on many occasions I’ve used the video functionality,
to mention a few of the phone’s problems.
As part of the vocal minority, I’m doing you people a favour and letting you know my plans with regard to future purchases of Nokia products, and how I’ll be discussing my experiences of ‘Nokia Care’. As your marketing people will know, for every 1 in the vocal minority, there are 10 or 20 in the silent majority who feel the same way, but won’t tell you about it. Most dissatisfied customers will just walk away from you to your competitors, and you’ll never know why.
Your marketing people should also know it cost more to get a new client that hold an existing client. You’ve blown it with this now ex-customer.
Wise to forward this email to senior management. They need to understand the consequences of their poor service (=marketing) decisions.
I will purchase the part I need on this occasion on eBay from a reputable seller who will give me what I want for a small fraction of the cost of your ‘service’ (note the small ‘s’) and who will have it shipped to me within a few days. I will then tolerate my last Nokia phone for the remainder of my contract or I may chose to ditch it if the opportunity arises at my convenience.
I will share my experiences of ‘Nokia Care’ with people I care about whenever stories about poor customer service are being discussed, I will probably publish this email thread on various relevant blogs for the information of others, and I will be careful to purchase a brand other than Nokia for my next phone.
Regards,
Matt Groves
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NOKIA SUCKS FOREVER
I have a Nokia N900 and when I tried to get it repaired under Warranty for the damn USB slot broke off (with little force might I add).
At the end of constantly mailing back and forth being told they will not help me because I am in Canada, I requested to be transferred to a manager or supervisor; someone who could possibly make an administrative decision instead of citing company policies, I got called a couple times by their "officers" only to be told the same things written in the emails. It is "against" their company policy and "impossible" for them to take care of a Canadian customer with a US product. I asked the last individual named Ann in the service department (reference number 1-11256037045) to transfer me to her supervisor and she told me that she was the highest possible contact that I could reach. during the time-wasting phone call I learned that the only possible way to reach any management in USA or Canada was to write and mail a letter to their headquarters. All of this for a damn design flaw guaranteed by warranty. I may as well just have it sent in via someone I know who travels down to the states all the time and get it repaired or just have it repaired locally at a cell phone repair shop knowing the horror stories of those who tried to go through with the repair process.
At the end of the day I refuse to do business with Nokia again. What a horrible company with their disgusting business practices, outsourced/useless customer service/repair centres, and overall a headache and a half.
Nokia is indeed to be avoided. Warn your friends and if possible sue the vendors. They only listen when you hit them in the heart I mean their money.
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I once ate a phone, it wasn't a Nokia tho but it tasted really good. You know when a phone is going to taste good cause it looks like a nokia but really isn't... stick that up your ass fuck face.
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i used to be one of the biggest nokia fans on the face of the earth till the day i bought a n97 mini and a n8 these two phones ruoned my love for nokia ive been using the n97 mini for just one fucking week and guess what it? The battery dies after every phone call i make even though i charged it it shuts off sometimes when i make a call it takes years just to open my photo library and the n8 is the exact same thing i hate it like hell and i decided to finally buy a blackberry the blackberry is fine battery life is average not that bad apps and faster processser and all of this is a blackberry...........curve yes i said it a blackberry curve just beat the crap out of nokia (btw im making this comment from my blackberry and warning dont get a freakin nokia unless u dont mind to be embaressed by its awfullness)
Bought a Nokia E5 less than six months ago. The battery inexplicably died two weeks back even though it had been handled with utmost care. The phone just refused to start even while the charger was connected. I gave it in for repair (after standing in line for three hours). Two weeks later (viz. today) when I got it back, all they had done was a software reset. The phone still didn't start. It was obvious that wouldn't because the problem was clearly a busted battery.
So thanks to the incompetent Nokia (or should I say Chutia) Centre Employees, I have lost valuable info along with being inconvenienced for half a month. Now it's going to take two MORE weeks for the battery replacement.
A warranty does not mean that you can make a s***ty product. Out of the 8 phones my family has owned, only the 2 Nokia phones have given problems. This horrible experience has left a bitter taste and I am never purchasing a Nokia product again.
Why the hell these devices are still available. The development of application is entirely sick with secret personal emails to support mailbox and stupid activation routines which could be automated and will cost less reading of the ambiguous articles.
At the end the Ovi application just stopped. I have updated several firmwares until Symbian Anna and several updates on this silly Ovi Store but no result - STILL NOT WORKING ^_^
The people who have faced these high-quality services of NOKIA do different tricks to overwhelm Ovi defenses and make it work, but in each case the approach differs. I still trying some of them in case I make my ovi running.
This is sad, Symbian could be one of the leading OS, but the management seems to sucks very well (or I don't know).
Android and iOS are taking more positions and thanks they are more User and Developer friendly (WELL WORKING in most of cases) and the future.
you know when you jam it in really hard and it bleeds?
no?
--well fuck you cunt.
1,2,3
I got a nokia just for me
4,5,6
I just smashed it with some sticks
7,8,9
somebody bluetoothed me you are always on my mind.
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I recently bought a Nokia and let me just point out that this is my biggest regret I've ever done. I had plan to get an iPhone 5s but I just had to listen to my other instinct to get the freaking Nokia. And I check it out and I hated it....
1) they don't have apps that Android and iPhone has.
2) Things seem well... Too unorganized.
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