Where Is Nokia's Revolutionary Answer on IPhone of...

Question

How can it be that a company like Nokia can't find a answer on the IPhone thing. Within a couple of weaks Google will come with the second mobile. The IPhone was revolitionary with his design and marketing. In all those years Nokia could not bring something where people waited oures for the doors of shops even all the night sleeping on the pavement.
Within a couple years Internet will be the OS of many devices, from the thing what we call the computer to the 
refrigerator or microwave. Windows10 wil never see the daylights, see what Google brings as Internet Applications (the fear of creapy Steve Balmer, perfect).
What I expect is a phone what is the computer, a device what can communicate with monitor and keyboard and mouse. Why does such product not exist, it must no be that difficult. It would be better that the phone reflects the keyboard, like the vitual keyboard. Come home place the phone nearby the monitor, connects internet, loads my personal settings, my drive on the net, and presents my keyboard. Maybe in the e91.
All the phones are the same, whatever the brand will be, till my dream Phone will on the market the Google phone and IPhone is the only option. But as a man i would say forget the IPhone, so Google phone is the only thing.

Answer 1

As far as Symbian is concerned I have Excel, Word, Skype, Photo editor, Music player, USB, WiFi, multitasking and whole lots of stuff on my N82. For me - it is a mobile mini-computer.
Whatever you want, though, seems that you'll not find it in a phone for just one reason - size and portability  
Am I right in guessing that you're here just to tease BTW, iPhone - I heard it still does not have MMS and multitasking...
P.S. For me N97 would be the perfect representative of the 'mobile computing' with QWERTY and large touchscreen.
Message Edited by kamenlitchev on 19-Feb-2009 12:23 PM
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