Comments on: Nokia opens mobile phone design studio in Bangalore, India

By: Steve Perez

Steve Perez — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 04:50:43 +0000

Hi there Nokia Co. 6 / 20 / 2009

Steve Is My name and i Just finish my 2010 phone design.
I was working for another wireless company just
recently but they didn’t keep their promise to me so i drop them without a second thought.
they promise $20,000,000.00 if i could design the only one in the world so they could hold the 20 year patent
and be the only one with it.
the phone design is mine and i would like to sell it to you for the same price no games.
i know that you will nake this the first 10 mins one you bring it out on the market.
let’s make a deal happen.
I’m ready when you are i can only wait till 6/23/2009 cause i must move on to my next design so i have to sell this one. i can tell you that this feature will make you #1 in the world is sale and service too……!!!
and no no1 knows about it or how it works except me.

i can save you 5 years or research time and money if you will just make a little time for me.

Steve&Enzo

By: rohith

rohith — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 14:10:24 +0000

can u unlock new version iphöne ,firmware.04.02.13_G. Wer is ur location and contact number? Mail me.

By: iphone

iphone — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 15:01:09 +0000

***unlock ur iphone***
Walk in with locked iphone walk out with unlocked (only software) at Bangalore and Chennai (India) it’s just 3000rs… See the proof before u pay ? u can talk send sms in iphone before u pay ? no need to open ur phone no need to cut ur sim ? it will accept all the sim ? contact iphone_simfree@yahoo.co.in

By: Abhimanyu Chirimar

Abhimanyu Chirimar — Sun, 05 Aug 2007 11:25:18 +0000

Nokia has always played their own game as far as the emerging markets (especially India) are concerned.

Today Nokia is almost ubiquitous with cell phone users in India. From their flagship products (Vertu, NSeries) to their economy line, you can catch every one in the hands of Indian consumers.

I am very interested to know what Apple does to bring their consciousness to the Indian market. That sleek ‘good-software-writers-make-their-own-hardware’ mentality is missing in my opinion and that is where Apple has a niche over the iterative stuff that Nokia does for the market.