VIDEO: Maemo 5 User interface - loud and in your face

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• I'd be fascinated to hear Nokia's reasoning for this new OS when they've already invested so heavily in Symbian, and when Android offers such out-of-the-box potential both in the short and longer term.
  
  I can only assume that with their drive at 'over the air' services the revenue potential (and money already invested in) assets such as N-Gage, Ovi and Maps would dry up in a device agnostic environment... but so too will their revenue generating userbase if there's no content worthy of merit on a closed and proprietary platform...
  
  With Sony Ericsson, LG, Motorola, Samsung, HTC et al all gorging on a shared App Store with an ever increasing clientèle and developer community in the none too distant future... what hope has this rebellious army of one? Posted by L.Rawlins, UK
• This is not such a paradigm shift as you might believe. They have simply taken their Internet Tablet line and added voice functionality to it. So it's not exactly a phone and definitley fits the niche filled by the N800 and N810. Posted by Anthony S, USA