MRKTNGman - Comments 2007-06-29T13:50:23Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2008:/mrktngman//5 Movable Type Darla comments on "Time to say goodbye!" 2007-06-29T17:56:38Z 2007-06-29T17:56:38Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.1195 Darla Congratulations Jouni!! I'm glad that I finally got a chance to meet and chat with you. Good luck with everything.

]]> Antony Pranata comments on "Time to say goodbye!" 2007-06-29T18:03:06Z 2007-06-29T18:03:06Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.1195 Antony Pranata Good luck for your future career at Nokia.
It's sad to see one more S60 blog shut down.

]]> krisse comments on "Time to say goodbye!" 2007-06-29T18:30:05Z 2007-06-29T18:30:05Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.1195 krisse Onnea Jouni!

I think VOIP and wifi has suffered even more from network operator interference, they take every chance they can get away with to stop people getting free internet services (or rather, internet services away from their sim card).

]]> peter comments on "Time to say goodbye!" 2007-06-29T18:51:54Z 2007-06-29T18:51:54Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.1195 peter S60 stagnated?

Your comments ring very true. Nokia makes great phones, but S60 is just not good enough, and no innovation takes place.

Sure, you can put on a nice theme on your phone, but can you to something useful with, say, the PIM-application?

* No categories on the todo, contacts
* No workable notes app
* General slowness in order to enter stuff

Palm has done this since forever, S60 can't.

Clearly a lack of focus here.

]]> Horia Stanescu comments on "Time to say goodbye!" 2007-06-30T04:06:26Z 2007-06-30T04:06:26Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.1195 Horia Stanescu Sad to leave the S60 blogs, Jouni, but this last post summarize extremely well what was good and bad in the S60 marketing. It is funny somehow that your announcement took place in a Iphone launch day. Hmmm...that's what I call a hell of a good marketing.
Good luck with everything and many thanks for your blog; it was worth to READ and LEARN!

]]> Aijoovai comments on "Time to say goodbye!" 2007-07-01T12:30:39Z 2007-07-01T12:30:39Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.1195 Aijoovai I have to agree with Peter. It's amazing that Nokia hasn't been able to fix the first two PIM issues he mentiones. Notes are really the Thing in PIM. And categories.

While I enjoy the richness of my new E90 I'm appalled that Nokia screws it up by not putting the little added effort to make it incredible.

Please focus. You should be able to do it all, Nokia engineers!

]]> Alexandre Silva comments on "Time to say goodbye!" 2007-07-03T12:12:15Z 2007-07-03T12:12:15Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.1195 Alexandre Silva Good luck with this new step!!

]]> riyan comments on "Free Flash Lite 2.0 for S60" 2007-07-10T20:48:24Z 2007-07-10T20:48:24Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.195 riyan good

]]> Usb flashdrive comments on "Nokia Podcasting Application for S60 3rd Edition" 2007-07-25T21:25:31Z 2007-07-25T21:25:31Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.335 Usb flashdrive It’s very good article. Great site with very good look and perfect information.

]]> Desenie comments on "Nokia Podcasting Application for S60 3rd Edition" 2007-07-26T10:33:51Z 2007-07-26T10:33:51Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.335 Desenie Looks really good. Thanks!

]]> joey comments on "Product placement" 2007-07-30T21:34:20Z 2007-07-30T21:34:20Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.63 joey I wrote my thesis on product placement, particularly on the different semiotics used for communicating the brand image. I must say that "Cellular" is a good example of a production completely abusing the Nokia brand. The whole point is obviously to advertise it. But an interesting thought is the actual effect on the audience? No one can miss it, and the instant natural reaction from most people would be that they have just paid for a 90 min commercial. I.e. most probably negative. Especially because of the cheesy punch line in the end. But would more discrete and subtle product placement be better? The Bollinger placement in some of the newer 007 productions were excellent from that point of view, but is more or less better in this case? Conscious or "sub-conscious" product placement?

]]> Ricky Cadden comments on "Product placement" 2007-07-30T22:37:25Z 2007-07-30T22:37:25Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.63 Ricky Cadden More importantly, in my opinion, is that the product placement is a true representation of the actual product. That's what annoyed me the most about the movie Cellular (and other movies) is that the devices aren't portrayed as they actually are. Fake screens are the worst. If it's not really going to look like that, all you're doing is setting yourself up to dissatisfy your customer. Not a wise move.

On the same note, I don't think product placement, obvious or not, is a bad thing, if it's tasteful. If the product is legitimately being used by the character in the context of the movie, I got no problems. If he stops what he's doing and says, "I'll use my Nokia N95 to make the call." yeah, that's shady and annoying.

]]> Pendrive comments on "Nokia Podcasting Application for S60 3rd Edition" 2007-08-01T21:43:43Z 2007-08-01T21:43:43Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.335 Pendrive Great application! I'd like it!

]]> laptop battery comments on "Merry Christmas and Happy New Blogging Year!" 2007-08-10T10:07:28Z 2007-08-10T10:07:28Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.876 laptop battery Found your blog from google image search engine, I like your blog color,style, logo and so on.

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]]> Juegos comments on "S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2" 2007-08-13T15:40:47Z 2007-08-13T15:40:47Z tag:blogs.s60.com,2007:/mrktngman//5.941 Juegos Khodak, i know fp1 has font size changeable to some extent. But I don't know if it is in sms texts too or not.

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