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Nokia officially puts an end to Symbian

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우리는 모두 심비안의 종말이 임박했다는 것을 알고 있었습니다. 일부는 현실을 빨리 받아들이고 다른 플랫폼으로 전환했으며, 다른 이들은 조용히 눈물을 흘리며 최선을 바라았습니다. 이제 추측은 끝났습니다. 노키아가 공식적으로 심비안이 종료되었다고 발표했기 때문입니다.

Symbian

핀란드 회사가 2012년 4분기 재무 실적을 발표하면서 소식이 전해졌습니다. 이 장황한 보고서에서 회사는 디바이스 및 서비스 운영 하이라이트 아래의 한 항목에서 업계 최고 수준의 Nokia 808이 마지막 모델이 될 것이라고 강조했습니다. 다음은 그대로 인용한 문구입니다:

“2012년까지 Windows Phone으로 전환하는 동안에도 우리는 Symbian 기반 기기를 계속 출하했습니다. 2012년 중반에 출시된 Nokia 808 PureView는 우리의 이미지 처리 능력을 보여주는 기기로, Nokia의 마지막 Symbian 기기였습니다.”

그것은 고의적인 발언은 아니었지만, 그 의미를 해석한다면 노키아가 한때 높이 평가받던 플랫폼의 관에 마지막 못을 박고 있다는 것이 명백합니다.

Nokia 808

심비안은 끊임없이 진화하는 기술 세계에서 수많은 희생자 중 하나에 불과합니다. 한때 위대했던 플랫폼이 이렇게 사라지는 모습을 보는 것은 안타깝습니다. 특히 아직도 충분한 여력이 있어 다시 부활할 수 있다는 것을 알 때 더욱 그렇습니다. 끝까지 함께해 준 여러분께 경의를 표합니다. 여러분의 충성심은 대체할 수 없습니다. 여러분의 심비안 기기(특히 노키아 808)를 가능한 한 깨끗하게 보관하세요. 앞으로 큰 가치를 가질 수도 있습니다!

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the last Symbian device from Nokia?
The Nokia 808 PureView, which came to market in mid-2012, was the last Symbian device from Nokia.
How did Nokia announce the end of Symbian?
Nokia announced the end of Symbian in their Q4 2012 financial results, stating the Nokia 808 PureView was the last Symbian device.
What does the article suggest about keeping Symbian handsets?
The article suggests keeping Symbian handsets, especially the Nokia 808, as pristine as possible as they may be worth something.
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john · 13 years ago

nga pala share ko lang nung napaluha ako nung nabasa koto tapos tanong sakin nung insan ko kung bakit ako naiyak sabi tapos na ang paghahari ng mga SYMBIAN sabi niya sakin ang oa ku daw sabi ko naman NU PAKI MO 7 years nakaya kame ng N70 ko katapusan ng FEB no!nakakallungkot naman kaya yun
kase dina gagawa ang nokia ng ganito :(

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Enad · 13 years ago

Ouch! Im one of their users, but for now, my Symbian phone was damaged but to be honest, i miss my Symbian phone.

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hackedandroidgames · 13 years ago

Naalala ko dati sa symbian phone ako natuto magkakalikot ng kung anu-ano daming hack dati kakatuwa.. :)

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Cndycndy · 13 years ago

Aww… Its saddened me to know that bad news.. I was once a huge fan of symbian os because it was easy to manipulate specially when downloading cracked files.. But now,its time for them to take a rest.. Nokia…keep moving forward…

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wacko · 13 years ago

“Though no one can go back and make a brand-new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand-new ending.”
? Carl Bard

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101 · 13 years ago

dont worry nokia im still using my nokia 5110 lol

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’em · 13 years ago

Nokia would have not been the Nokia we have today if not because of its Symbian OS. 95% of all the phones that I have owned are Nokia. Symbian OS, you inspired the world to yearn for more… :)

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HiERARCH · 13 years ago

baka sa susunod, Nokia na ‘din ang mawala?

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Justin · 13 years ago

RIM muna, bro, bago Nokia.

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garz · 13 years ago

If my Nokia 5530 wasn’t stolen 2 years ago, I could still be using Symbian today.

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anonymous · 13 years ago

How about series 40? Panu na low end phones nila?

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Anon · 13 years ago

Best OS there ever was.

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jadeemon · 13 years ago

I hate to say goodbye to symbian… i still hope for its revenge in the future … and regain the royalty that it originally owns

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Bryan · 13 years ago

good to have Nokia 808, the last great symbian.

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ty · 13 years ago

currently using a nokia 701. Not replacing it anytime soon.

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jcb · 13 years ago

“keep it as pristine as possible, it may be worth a fortune in the future!” nakakatouch naman… don’t worry nokia i would still love my 5530… she’s still in good condition after all these almost 4 years…

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Joelan · 13 years ago

Yeah still inlove with Symbian got Nokia 5530 and still runs well na pamana ko na little sister ko and shes loving it well apart na nawalang stylus good performance parin ang symbian sana it save nila make some amends nalang to get it better

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topgun · 13 years ago

im sticking to my beloved 5800 been using this for more than 3years now..and its still kicking..thumbs up SYMBIAN OS..

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Jason Aganan · 13 years ago

they should have made it open source.

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lalaland · 13 years ago

actually it is open source, but nokia is stubborn of developing symbian, instead of going tho more amazing symbian UIQ, they go to the not-touchscreen-friendly s60 instead!

and also this is really a tragic news since now that nokia will rely on WP but MSFT will now ask nokia for $40 on every lumia they sold! nokia should have their own develop platform in store just like samsung with its bada/tizen!

and i mean whats the point of killing it? it only need support coz it now catch up with the UI smoothness and apps are just the same number on WP (100,000+)..and there’s a lot of things that symbian can do and android/iOS/WP still cant! they should give it more time and effort! symbian can adopt!! and also nokia should cut down the price of the symbian device now!

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Enya · 13 years ago

Me not bidding goodbye yet to my ever so handy & dependable 5630. I suppose this is the only OS that could let you save your SMS to your memory card.

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weee · 13 years ago

seriously? get your facts straight, android, ios, and windows phone supports that feature

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vince · 13 years ago

I also have 5630 which still usable. It still works for 4 long years now. One of the best OS ever.

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Enya · 13 years ago

@weee
Me external memory card na pala ang iOS. Get ur facts straight!

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Jerwin J. Paglicawan · 13 years ago

so what’s next, going Android? Heheheh…..

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anon · 13 years ago

“During our transition to Windows Phone through 2012”

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Andy · 13 years ago

They have a partnership with microsoft. We’ll be seeing alot of windows phone from nokia.

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