Nokia Lumia 800: in-depth video documentary

Exclusive short film tells the design collaboration story behind Nokia's first Windows Phone

Published by Mike Cooper on November 10, 2011

LONDON, United Kingdom – Since the launch of the Nokia Lumia 800 two weeks ago at Nokia World 2011 I’ve been lucky enough to spend time with some of the key designers responsible for its creation, in order to bring you this exclusive in-depth video documentary. It’s as much a story about collaboration and taking risks as it is about design. At 8-minutes long, it’s not your ordinary bite-size online video, but it is packed with heaps of fascinating insights and exclusive access to never-before-seen materials. So it’s worth setting aside a little time if you’re interested in discovering how the Nokia Lumia 800 was born.

Stefan Pannenbecker

VP of Industrial Design: “You know what’s most rewarding? People are looking at Nokia with fresh eyes again”

The Nokia Lumia 800 builds on Nokia’s “fabula” design language, a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9. But in creating Nokia’s first Windows Phone there was a whole lot more to the process than simply blending together Nokia hardware and Microsoft software. There was an amazing amount of collaboration and a brave new approach to design that was applied to enable this product to come to life. This process was underpinned by a shared vision and determination from both Nokia and Microsoft, passionately articulated by Stefan Pannenbecker, VP of Industrial Design at Nokia:

“We had one simple goal…
to build a better phone. Something that seamlessly fuses the best industrial design with the best software and user experience.”

Fast forward to key moments in the video >>

Kate Freebairn

Creative Director, Lumia UX Design: “Great collaboration isn’t a science. It’s about the people“

0m 28s – It takes courage to try something new
1m 02s – New collaborative experience fuels design ambition
1m 22s – Reaction to the Nokia Lumia 800 at Nokia World 2011
1m 41s – The art of great collaboration
1m 56s – Unsung heroes
2m 33s – Starting a partnership of this magnitude
2m 53s – Friendly SWAT team of designers
3m 20s – Technologically advanced and natural to use
3m 45s – The bones

Chris Linnett

Head of Lumia UX Design: “We’ve only just begun to witness the tremendous result this collaboration with Microsoft can produce”

3m 59s – Antenna performance guides the design and materials used
4m 19s – Early design studies and 3D wax models
4m 38s – A truly beautiful product made out of plastic
5m 02s – Techniques typically associated with metal work
5m 16s – Physical design and software experience become one
5m 56s – Subtle design elements
6m 23s – Creating a product designed to be used all over the world
6m 40s – Contacts Transfer app
6m 56s – Only the beginning
7m 15s – Taking a risk and seeing the reward

Nokia Lumia 800 photo gallery

Nokia Lumia 800: Early 3D print-out of the product made of wax

What else would you like to see?

If there’s anything in this video documentary you’d like us to explore in further depth, or any other design related stories you’d particularly like us pursue, share your thoughts and ideas in the comments section below.

Comments

Jukka

Let us be honest,
it’s just a N9 with slightly another hardware and other OS, that’s it.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the piece, the design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like the N8, E7, C7 all have a family resemblance.
  - Anonymous
    
    Ian, was the design intended for WP phones? That answer does not change the fact that the 800 is more or less exact copy of N9. Giving a name to the design language does not change the facts.
    
    If the design was not intended for WP based phones (and the design work started maybe a year ago) the phare by Stefan: “something
    that seamlessly and naturally fuses together beautiful industrial design with the best software and user experience” is close to a lie.The industrial design and UX are not made hand in hand as at least implied in the video.Only things changed from N9 was a camera and Wp buttons on the cover and new colors on WP tiles. Of course the internals are different and a big part of those are designed by Compal. Why arent they present in the video?
  - Anonymous
    
    Ian, was the design intended for WP phones? That answer does not change the fact that the 800 is more or less exact copy of N9. Giving a name to the design language does not change the facts.
    
    If the design was not intended for WP based phones (and the design work started maybe a year ago) the phare by Stefan: “something
    that seamlessly and naturally fuses together beautiful industrial design with the best software and user experience” is close to a lie.The industrial design and UX are not made hand in hand as at least implied in the video.Only things changed from N9 was a camera and Wp buttons on the cover and new colors on WP tiles. Of course the internals are different and a big part of those are designed by Compal. Why arent they present in the video?
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    It was intended basically for a Meego. The swipe UI needs that glass shape. MS’s OS doesn’t need it. You need a break, I guess.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the piece, the design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like the N8, E7, C7 all have a family resemblance.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the piece, the design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like the N8, E7, C7 all have a family resemblance.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the piece, the design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like the N8, E7, C7 all have a family resemblance.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the piece, the design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like the N8, E7, C7 all have a family resemblance.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the piece, the design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like the N8, E7, C7 all have a family resemblance.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the piece, the design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like the N8, E7, C7 all have a family resemblance.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the piece, the design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like the N8, E7, C7 all have a family resemblance.
Jukka

I still can’t understand in which way Lumia is better than any other WP7 unit?
- Tarhini Hassan
  
  so you are saying that Lumia800 is the same as htc radar …
  well have a look again!
  as the software side is considered, what do u expect to be done in 8 months ??
  it’s a great start and hopefully nokia will keep doing a better product one after the other …
  - Jukka
    
    Well, almost the same, yes. Design is different. Camera is better in 800, but Radar has front-facing cam. Radar is a bit cheaper (nokia tax, right?) Build quality is the same, I guess (both comes from Foxxcon, right?)
    So, tell me, what is the _BIG_ difference?
  - Jukka
    
    Well, almost the same, yes. Design is different. Camera is better in 800, but Radar has front-facing cam. Radar is a bit cheaper (nokia tax, right?) Build quality is the same, I guess (both comes from Foxxcon, right?)
    So, tell me, what is the _BIG_ difference?
  - Anonymous
    
    I don’t think anyone really has anything *against* the first Nokia-WP7 phone being the N9 design, but I for one resent Nokia for treating us like idiots by not even mentioning ONCE the N9 in this video, it’s just an insult. I also hope Nokia do well, I also think chucking WP in the N9′s great design was a good move to get something quality out in such a short time, JUST DON’T TALK ABOUT THE 800 AS IF THE N9 NEVER HAPPENED!!!
Jukka

I still can’t understand in which way Lumia is better than any other WP7 unit?
Jukka

I still can’t understand in which way Lumia is better than any other WP7 unit?
Jukka

I still can’t understand in which way Lumia is better than any other WP7 unit?
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Nokiauser

The first video-guy Stephan Pannebecker says: “it takes courage to try something new, it can be scary. …courage comes easy and the risk pays off” — yes, wright! you has no courage with Nokia Lumina 800 to try something new, you just copied existing design from Nokia N9 and now post every second article about WP7 phones as like you are invented rocket science.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the article, the design language of the two phones and initially implemented on the Nokia N9, was always planned for more than one device. So effectively, both devices were being designed at the same time.
  - Jukka
    
    Then why the post named: ”
    Nokia Lumia 800: in-depth video documentary” and not “Nokia N9 and Lumia 800: in-depth video documentary” ?
    
    And, by the way, I don’t believe that “both devices were being designed at the same time”. No way!
  - Jukka
    
    Then why the post named: ”
    Nokia Lumia 800: in-depth video documentary” and not “Nokia N9 and Lumia 800: in-depth video documentary” ?
    
    And, by the way, I don’t believe that “both devices were being designed at the same time”. No way!
  - Jukka
    
    Then why the post named: ”
    Nokia Lumia 800: in-depth video documentary” and not “Nokia N9 and Lumia 800: in-depth video documentary” ?
    
    And, by the way, I don’t believe that “both devices were being designed at the same time”. No way!
  - Jukka
    
    Then why the post named: ”
    Nokia Lumia 800: in-depth video documentary” and not “Nokia N9 and Lumia 800: in-depth video documentary” ?
    
    And, by the way, I don’t believe that “both devices were being designed at the same time”. No way!
  - Jukka
    
    if both N9 & 800 share the same design, what makes 800 _so_special_, when N9 is _not_so_special_
    
    And what is that big-BIG difference between Lumia and other WP7 devices (except design / camera / maps )?
  - Nokiauser
    
    Do you mean this: “ a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9″? This guy talking only like “we,we and Lumina, we, Lumina bla bla Microsoft bla bla” – whole video sounds like they invented the design specially for Lumina and it came first on track. …and seems like N9 it just got it body afterwards. Liars.
  - Nokiauser
    
    Do you mean this: “ a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9″? This guy talking only like “we,we and Lumina, we, Lumina bla bla Microsoft bla bla” – whole video sounds like they invented the design specially for Lumina and it came first on track. …and seems like N9 it just got it body afterwards. Liars.
  - Nokiauser
    
    Do you mean this: “ a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9″? This guy talking only like “we,we and Lumina, we, Lumina bla bla Microsoft bla bla” – whole video sounds like they invented the design specially for Lumina and it came first on track. …and seems like N9 it just got it body afterwards. Liars.
    - Jukka
      
      Liars is a _right_ word.
  - Nokiauser
    
    Do you mean this: “ a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9″? This guy talking only like “we,we and Lumina, we, Lumina bla bla Microsoft bla bla” – whole video sounds like they invented the design specially for Lumina and it came first on track. …and seems like N9 it just got it body afterwards. Liars.
  - Nokiauser
    
    Do you mean this: “ a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9″? This guy talking only like “we,we and Lumina, we, Lumina bla bla Microsoft bla bla” – whole video sounds like they invented the design specially for Lumina and it came first on track. …and seems like N9 it just got it body afterwards. Liars.
  - APai
    
    in 2009 ? were they both developed in 2009 ?
  - APai
    
    in 2009 ? were they both developed in 2009 ?
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    Wow!! U never fail to amaze me with your intelligent replies to comments. So essentially now what you say is, before the N9 was getting conceptualized, the Lumia stuff was going on with MS?
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the article, the design language of the two phones and initially implemented on the Nokia N9, was always planned for more than one device. So effectively, both devices were being designed at the same time.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the article, the design language of the two phones and initially implemented on the Nokia N9, was always planned for more than one device. So effectively, both devices were being designed at the same time.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the article, the design language of the two phones and initially implemented on the Nokia N9, was always planned for more than one device. So effectively, both devices were being designed at the same time.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As it says in the article, the design language of the two phones and initially implemented on the Nokia N9, was always planned for more than one device. So effectively, both devices were being designed at the same time.
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Cycnus

Funny thing is…

I always watch the GSMArena statistic, and Nokia N9 were one of the phone that have a very high hits.

When Nokia introduce the Nokia 800, nokia 800 take leads for a couple of days, then, Nokia N9 hits were more than Nokia 800 again… by almost double.

So, why 800 this, 800 that, when N9 is clearly the winner? Common nokia, both were your product (kid), why taking favorite with the 800?
- MobileStrongBOX
  
  Same with Youtube: when write Nokia in search bar, the first option is “Nokia N9″. When Lumia was launched, it appeared in 2nd or 3rd position, but now is GONE :)
  - Cycnus
    
    I guess nokia must be learning something from southpark.
    don’t sell a product that everyone want (as in season 5, episode 6, about cartman not letting anyone goes into his cartmanland).
    
    and push (sell) a product that everyone don’t want
  - Cycnus
    
    I guess nokia must be learning something from southpark.
    don’t sell a product that everyone want (as in season 5, episode 6, about cartman not letting anyone goes into his cartmanland).
    
    and push (sell) a product that everyone don’t want
  - Cycnus
    
    I guess nokia must be learning something from southpark.
    don’t sell a product that everyone want (as in season 5, episode 6, about cartman not letting anyone goes into his cartmanland).
    
    and push (sell) a product that everyone don’t want
  - Cycnus
    
    I guess nokia must be learning something from southpark.
    don’t sell a product that everyone want (as in season 5, episode 6, about cartman not letting anyone goes into his cartmanland).
    
    and push (sell) a product that everyone don’t want
  - Cycnus
    
    I guess nokia must be learning something from southpark.
    don’t sell a product that everyone want (as in season 5, episode 6, about cartman not letting anyone goes into his cartmanland).
    
    and push (sell) a product that everyone don’t want
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Cycnus

I was wondering if anyone at nokia conversations heard the news that nokia maps and nokia drive were hacked, at available at others WP7 brand?
(source: phonearena dot com)
- Anonymous
  
  Actually, this might be good for Nokia in the short term. It’s akin to Marlboro being counterfeited in China when Altria really couldn’t get the product into the market before establishing a venture with the Chinese monopoly. The brand recognition was already in the country by the time the product was being produced legitimately. As long as the service quality is OK on other OEM platforms, it’s good for Nokia that the user base for its exclusive service is expanding. However, when Nokia has the full hardware portfolio for MS ready by early next year, I suspect those hackers are going to have to work a lot harder.
  - Cycnus
    
    really?
  - Cycnus
    
    really?
  - Cycnus
    
    really?
  - Cycnus
    
    really?
  - Cycnus
    
    really?
Cycnus

It’s really funny to see the comment at nokia conversations.

in other brand forum, it’s the competitor who will speak bad, but in nokia conversations (forum), it’s own user despite nokia wp7 product.

:)
it’s not a good sign
Cycnus

It’s really funny to see the comment at nokia conversations.

in other brand forum, it’s the competitor who will speak bad, but in nokia conversations (forum), it’s own user despite nokia wp7 product.

:)
it’s not a good sign
Cycnus

It’s really funny to see the comment at nokia conversations.

in other brand forum, it’s the competitor who will speak bad, but in nokia conversations (forum), it’s own user despite nokia wp7 product.

:)
it’s not a good sign
- Jukka
  
  That’s because we LOVE Nokia (and I really mean it),
  But we cry, like a child crying for alcoholic parent.
  - Cod3rror
    
    Yup we love Nokia and we dont want it to be killed by ceo who is mad about “ecosystem” and his partnership with his former boss microsoft :)
    - http://pulse.yahoo.com/_UWVRPJYQFEG7ZCHPD7LDPBR2CM LWSJR
      
      Cod3rror…So now you LOVE Nokia, when you consistently bash Nokia on MNB and Engadget, and prop Apple?
      
      Make up your mind!!!
      - Cod3rror
        
        because I love N9…..it is dead now because of ceo…..N9 is the closest shot Nokia fired to match apple’s iphone…too bad that they killed it
      - Ricky
        
        Boo hoo, move on. What would it be like if we all refused to embrace new technology?
      - MobileStrongBOX
        
        It’s not about new technology! You don’t get it! It’s because Nokia dont give users what the want! This is the first time in history (I guess) when a manufacturer refuze to sell (globaly) a product, even if the users want to buy it. It is “user: Please NOKIA, give me your N9, please make MeeGO even better, please,please!!. Nokia: No,no,no! We give you WP7!”. And all this because NOKIA CEO is a former Microsoft boss! That makes me angry!
      - Ricky
        
        Get over it
      - Ricky
        
        Get over it
      - Jukka
        
        Why!? We do care! We’re humans, not sheeps…
      - Jukka
        
        Why!? We do care! We’re humans, not sheeps…
      - Jukka
        
        Why!? We do care! We’re humans, not sheeps…
      - Ricky
        
        Get over it
      - Ricky
        
        Get over it
      - Jukka
        
        The secon case is Nokia 600. Killed before arrival.
      - Jukka
        
        The secon case is Nokia 600. Killed before arrival.
      - Jukka
        
        The secon case is Nokia 600. Killed before arrival.
      - MobileStrongBOX
        
        Speaking about new technology: what is new technology in WP7??? Nothing! The UI is basicaly text on image backgrounds or black color!
      - MobileStrongBOX
        
        Speaking about new technology: what is new technology in WP7??? Nothing! The UI is basicaly text on image backgrounds or black color!
      - MobileStrongBOX
        
        Speaking about new technology: what is new technology in WP7??? Nothing! The UI is basicaly text on image backgrounds or black color!
      - MobileStrongBOX
        
        Speaking about new technology: what is new technology in WP7??? Nothing! The UI is basicaly text on image backgrounds or black color!
      - MobileStrongBOX
        
        Speaking about new technology: what is new technology in WP7??? Nothing! The UI is basicaly text on image backgrounds or black color!
      - MobileStrongBOX
        
        Speaking about new technology: what is new technology in WP7??? Nothing! The UI is basicaly text on image backgrounds or black color!
      - Cod3rror
        
        because I love N9…..it is dead now because of ceo…..N9 is the closest shot Nokia fired to match apple’s iphone…too bad that they killed it
- Jukka
  
  That’s because we LOVE Nokia (and I really mean it),
  But we cry, like a child crying for alcoholic parent.
- Jukka
  
  That’s because we LOVE Nokia (and I really mean it),
  But we cry, like a child crying for alcoholic parent.
- Jukka
  
  That’s because we LOVE Nokia (and I really mean it),
  But we cry, like a child crying for alcoholic parent.
- Jukka
  
  That’s because we LOVE Nokia (and I really mean it),
  But we cry, like a child crying for alcoholic parent.
- Jukka
  
  That’s because we LOVE Nokia (and I really mean it),
  But we cry, like a child crying for alcoholic parent.
Cycnus

It’s really funny to see the comment at nokia conversations.

in other brand forum, it’s the competitor who will speak bad, but in nokia conversations (forum), it’s own user despite nokia wp7 product.

:)
it’s not a good sign
Cycnus

It’s really funny to see the comment at nokia conversations.

in other brand forum, it’s the competitor who will speak bad, but in nokia conversations (forum), it’s own user despite nokia wp7 product.

:)
it’s not a good sign
Cycnus

It’s really funny to see the comment at nokia conversations.

in other brand forum, it’s the competitor who will speak bad, but in nokia conversations (forum), it’s own user despite nokia wp7 product.

:)
it’s not a good sign
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MobileStrongBOX

Now, I’m actualy holding my Nokia N9, the hardware and the software just combines perfectly. This hardware design was not built for WP7. They just try to make Lumia 800 success like N9, but it does not work! And MeeGO has a lot more personalization perspective, you know that NOKIA, just look at what others have done with MeeGo & Qt. Different UXs, with WP7 you can not do more, can not change it’s UX!!
MobileStrongBOX

Now, I’m actualy holding my Nokia N9, the hardware and the software just combines perfectly. This hardware design was not built for WP7. They just try to make Lumia 800 success like N9, but it does not work! And MeeGO has a lot more personalization perspective, you know that NOKIA, just look at what others have done with MeeGo & Qt. Different UXs, with WP7 you can not do more, can not change it’s UX!!
MobileStrongBOX

Now, I’m actualy holding my Nokia N9, the hardware and the software just combines perfectly. This hardware design was not built for WP7. They just try to make Lumia 800 success like N9, but it does not work! And MeeGO has a lot more personalization perspective, you know that NOKIA, just look at what others have done with MeeGo & Qt. Different UXs, with WP7 you can not do more, can not change it’s UX!!
MobileStrongBOX

Now, I’m actualy holding my Nokia N9, the hardware and the software just combines perfectly. This hardware design was not built for WP7. They just try to make Lumia 800 success like N9, but it does not work! And MeeGO has a lot more personalization perspective, you know that NOKIA, just look at what others have done with MeeGo & Qt. Different UXs, with WP7 you can not do more, can not change it’s UX!!
MobileStrongBOX

Now, I’m actualy holding my Nokia N9, the hardware and the software just combines perfectly. This hardware design was not built for WP7. They just try to make Lumia 800 success like N9, but it does not work! And MeeGO has a lot more personalization perspective, you know that NOKIA, just look at what others have done with MeeGo & Qt. Different UXs, with WP7 you can not do more, can not change it’s UX!!
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incognito

So, in a nutshell, we took the N9 and crippled it, all within 6 months? Bravo!
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Anonymous

UX Design? Are you kidding? It’s just another Windows Phone with identical UX on it. Which part of the UX did Nokia designed?
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  They changed the fonts. And that’s such a damn difficult task. :)
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  They changed the fonts. And that’s such a damn difficult task. :)
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  They changed the fonts. And that’s such a damn difficult task. :)
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  They changed the fonts. And that’s such a damn difficult task. :)
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  They changed the fonts. And that’s such a damn difficult task. :)
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  They changed the fonts. And that’s such a damn difficult task. :)
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  They changed the fonts. And that’s such a damn difficult task. :)
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You are strange Nokia! Why you don’t just say: Yes the N9 has such a great Design, we use it for the Nokia 800 as well. They are twins, basta! This “we all made new bla bla bla Microsoft bla bla lumia” is such a joke!
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As the article says: “The Nokia Lumia 800 builds on Nokia’s “fabula” design language, a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9.”
  - Anonymous
    
    As a designer I see two identical products. When you say design language “xyz” I agree with you when you are talking about the N8 and the E7 for example. I guess the N9/Lumia 800 is the first product of the fabula familiy and hopefully there are other family members to come, because the design is beautiful!
  - Anonymous
    
    As a designer I see two identical products. When you say design language “xyz” I agree with you when you are talking about the N8 and the E7 for example. I guess the N9/Lumia 800 is the first product of the fabula familiy and hopefully there are other family members to come, because the design is beautiful!
  - Anonymous
    
    As a designer I see two identical products. When you say design language “xyz” I agree with you when you are talking about the N8 and the E7 for example. I guess the N9/Lumia 800 is the first product of the fabula familiy and hopefully there are other family members to come, because the design is beautiful!
  - http://aegisdesign.co.uk Shaun Murray
    
    The article might say that but the video does not. It’s dishonest spin at best.
  - http://aegisdesign.co.uk Shaun Murray
    
    The article might say that but the video does not. It’s dishonest spin at best.
  - http://kjmackey.blogspot.com KjM
    
    You have a tough sell on your hands, Ian.
    
    In videos that speak of the design of the N9 you get a focus on the N9, and how the effort was to build an “all screen phone” – no buttons, the removal of the last vestige of the “mouse click”.
    
    In videos speaking of the Lumia 800 design, you get a focus on the Lumia 800. How the design encourages the swipe gesture, hence the curve to the glass.
    
    It’s as if, when speaking of one phone, the other doesn’t exist (and I understand why, a given video is about a particular phone).
    
    But one line in an article speaking of a design language is unlikely to be able to redirect attention that’s been focused by many minutes of video.
    
    If I may say, my personal opinion is that the N9 is a more true expression of your design language. It’s cleaner, more spare, and you’ve the advantage of being able to have the software more closely conform to the design language. Metro is a design language of its own – it shares many of the principles of yours, but there are areas where it diverges – and you will have to compromise your language to conform to theirs (Microsoft’s).
    
    You’ve made your choice and I’m not (any longer) going to argue. Anyway, I’ve made my choice and bought the N9, so I’m already winning, yes? :)
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    What do you mean by “including”? Including what? It is only & only the N9 where this lumia got its light/life from.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As the article says: “The Nokia Lumia 800 builds on Nokia’s “fabula” design language, a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9.”
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As the article says: “The Nokia Lumia 800 builds on Nokia’s “fabula” design language, a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9.”
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As the article says: “The Nokia Lumia 800 builds on Nokia’s “fabula” design language, a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9.”
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  As the article says: “The Nokia Lumia 800 builds on Nokia’s “fabula” design language, a visual style that has been created to be used across a range of products, including the Nokia N9.”
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Anonymous

I’d love to watch the documentary, but it’s in Flash. Don’t you have an HTML5 version? If I watch it, my laptop starts overheating, the fan whirrrs noisily–all because of Adobe Flash.
Anonymous

I’d love to watch the documentary, but it’s in Flash. Don’t you have an HTML5 version? If I watch it, my laptop starts overheating, the fan whirrrs noisily–all because of Adobe Flash.
Anonymous

I’d love to watch the documentary, but it’s in Flash. Don’t you have an HTML5 version? If I watch it, my laptop starts overheating, the fan whirrrs noisily–all because of Adobe Flash.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  Join the YouTube HTML5 trial - http://www.youtube.com/html5 and then navigate to the video on the nokiaconversations channel.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  Join the YouTube HTML5 trial - http://www.youtube.com/html5 and then navigate to the video on the nokiaconversations channel.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  Join the YouTube HTML5 trial - http://www.youtube.com/html5 and then navigate to the video on the nokiaconversations channel.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  Join the YouTube HTML5 trial - http://www.youtube.com/html5 and then navigate to the video on the nokiaconversations channel.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  Join the YouTube HTML5 trial - http://www.youtube.com/html5 and then navigate to the video on the nokiaconversations channel.
Anonymous

I’d love to watch the documentary, but it’s in Flash. Don’t you have an HTML5 version? If I watch it, my laptop starts overheating, the fan whirrrs noisily–all because of Adobe Flash.
Anonymous

I’d love to watch the documentary, but it’s in Flash. Don’t you have an HTML5 version? If I watch it, my laptop starts overheating, the fan whirrrs noisily–all because of Adobe Flash.
Anonymous

I’d love to watch the documentary, but it’s in Flash. Don’t you have an HTML5 version? If I watch it, my laptop starts overheating, the fan whirrrs noisily–all because of Adobe Flash.
Anonymous

I’d love to watch the documentary, but it’s in Flash. Don’t you have an HTML5 version? If I watch it, my laptop starts overheating, the fan whirrrs noisily–all because of Adobe Flash.
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AlexGalanX

Efectivamente!!! La UX es la misma que para todos los WP7.5. Nada nuevo.

Nokia va cediendo espacio que antes dominaba. Ahora solo diseña teléfonos y le carga el OS de MS. Nada mas falta que haga como Samsung o Motorola que solo arman teléfono. NO aporta nada nuevo Nokia solo el chasis.El diseño del telefono en si es elegante. Me pregunto como se habría visto en Aluminio…Desde luego el Lumina es igual el N9, solo que el N9 es mejor telefono desde mi punto de vista porque Nokia interviene en ambos diseños, en el OS y en la carcasa.
AlexGalanX

Efectivamente!!! La UX es la misma que para todos los WP7.5. Nada nuevo.

Nokia va cediendo espacio que antes dominaba. Ahora solo diseña teléfonos y le carga el OS de MS. Nada mas falta que haga como Samsung o Motorola que solo arman teléfono. NO aporta nada nuevo Nokia solo el chasis.El diseño del telefono en si es elegante. Me pregunto como se habría visto en Aluminio…Desde luego el Lumina es igual el N9, solo que el N9 es mejor telefono desde mi punto de vista porque Nokia interviene en ambos diseños, en el OS y en la carcasa.
AlexGalanX

Efectivamente!!! La UX es la misma que para todos los WP7.5. Nada nuevo.

Nokia va cediendo espacio que antes dominaba. Ahora solo diseña teléfonos y le carga el OS de MS. Nada mas falta que haga como Samsung o Motorola que solo arman teléfono. NO aporta nada nuevo Nokia solo el chasis.El diseño del telefono en si es elegante. Me pregunto como se habría visto en Aluminio…Desde luego el Lumina es igual el N9, solo que el N9 es mejor telefono desde mi punto de vista porque Nokia interviene en ambos diseños, en el OS y en la carcasa.
AlexGalanX

Efectivamente!!! La UX es la misma que para todos los WP7.5. Nada nuevo.

Nokia va cediendo espacio que antes dominaba. Ahora solo diseña teléfonos y le carga el OS de MS. Nada mas falta que haga como Samsung o Motorola que solo arman teléfono. NO aporta nada nuevo Nokia solo el chasis.El diseño del telefono en si es elegante. Me pregunto como se habría visto en Aluminio…Desde luego el Lumina es igual el N9, solo que el N9 es mejor telefono desde mi punto de vista porque Nokia interviene en ambos diseños, en el OS y en la carcasa.
KalleO

Ridiculously bad PR. Everyone following this blog knows that people in this video are lying to your face. What’s the point in making crap like this?

I would fire the person who decided to post this here.
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  I would infact allow only Nokia employees to write posts here. Not MS employees.
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  I would infact allow only Nokia employees to write posts here. Not MS employees.
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  I would infact allow only Nokia employees to write posts here. Not MS employees.
KalleO

Ridiculously bad PR. Everyone following this blog knows that people in this video are lying to your face. What’s the point in making crap like this?

I would fire the person who decided to post this here.
KalleO

Ridiculously bad PR. Everyone following this blog knows that people in this video are lying to your face. What’s the point in making crap like this?

I would fire the person who decided to post this here.
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Anonymous

“We managed to put vanilla Windows Phone inside a ready phone in just 6 months.”

Oh, wow, the speed!

“It’s not vanilla, they have custom coloured live tiles!!11″ There’s nothing subtle about changing their colour, and as it’s about the only customization a Windows Phone OEM (Windows Phone OEM like Nokia!) can do, it’s present on all Windows Phone devices from any manufacturer. You want subtle? How about double tap to wake or sleep screen clock? Or any of the hundreds of subtle design elements in MeeGo Harmattan?

Oh, but Nokia is now working in the sandbox, the little sandbox that Microsoft likes to keep its w***es in. It couldn’t manage to copy even just one of the software subtleties that the N9 was praised for since the Day 1.
Anonymous

“We managed to put vanilla Windows Phone inside a ready phone in just 6 months.”

Oh, wow, the speed!

“It’s not vanilla, they have custom coloured live tiles!!11″ There’s nothing subtle about changing their colour, and as it’s about the only customization a Windows Phone OEM (Windows Phone OEM like Nokia!) can do, it’s present on all Windows Phone devices from any manufacturer. You want subtle? How about double tap to wake or sleep screen clock? Or any of the hundreds of subtle design elements in MeeGo Harmattan?

Oh, but Nokia is now working in the sandbox, the little sandbox that Microsoft likes to keep its w***es in. It couldn’t manage to copy even just one of the software subtleties that the N9 was praised for since the Day 1.
Anonymous

“We managed to put vanilla Windows Phone inside a ready phone in just 6 months.”

Oh, wow, the speed!

“It’s not vanilla, they have custom coloured live tiles!!11″ There’s nothing subtle about changing their colour, and as it’s about the only customization a Windows Phone OEM (Windows Phone OEM like Nokia!) can do, it’s present on all Windows Phone devices from any manufacturer. You want subtle? How about double tap to wake or sleep screen clock? Or any of the hundreds of subtle design elements in MeeGo Harmattan?

Oh, but Nokia is now working in the sandbox, the little sandbox that Microsoft likes to keep its w***es in. It couldn’t manage to copy even just one of the software subtleties that the N9 was praised for since the Day 1.
Anonymous

“We managed to put vanilla Windows Phone inside a ready phone in just 6 months.”

Oh, wow, the speed!

“It’s not vanilla, they have custom coloured live tiles!!11″ There’s nothing subtle about changing their colour, and as it’s about the only customization a Windows Phone OEM (Windows Phone OEM like Nokia!) can do, it’s present on all Windows Phone devices from any manufacturer. You want subtle? How about double tap to wake or sleep screen clock? Or any of the hundreds of subtle design elements in MeeGo Harmattan?

Oh, but Nokia is now working in the sandbox, the little sandbox that Microsoft likes to keep its w***es in. It couldn’t manage to copy even just one of the software subtleties that the N9 was praised for since the Day 1.
Anonymous

“We managed to put vanilla Windows Phone inside a ready phone in just 6 months.”

Oh, wow, the speed!

“It’s not vanilla, they have custom coloured live tiles!!11″ There’s nothing subtle about changing their colour, and as it’s about the only customization a Windows Phone OEM (Windows Phone OEM like Nokia!) can do, it’s present on all Windows Phone devices from any manufacturer. You want subtle? How about double tap to wake or sleep screen clock? Or any of the hundreds of subtle design elements in MeeGo Harmattan?

Oh, but Nokia is now working in the sandbox, the little sandbox that Microsoft likes to keep its w***es in. It couldn’t manage to copy even just one of the software subtleties that the N9 was praised for since the Day 1.
Anonymous

“We managed to put vanilla Windows Phone inside a ready phone in just 6 months.”

Oh, wow, the speed!

“It’s not vanilla, they have custom coloured live tiles!!11″ There’s nothing subtle about changing their colour, and as it’s about the only customization a Windows Phone OEM (Windows Phone OEM like Nokia!) can do, it’s present on all Windows Phone devices from any manufacturer. You want subtle? How about double tap to wake or sleep screen clock? Or any of the hundreds of subtle design elements in MeeGo Harmattan?

Oh, but Nokia is now working in the sandbox, the little sandbox that Microsoft likes to keep its w***es in. It couldn’t manage to copy even just one of the software subtleties that the N9 was praised for since the Day 1.
Anonymous

“We managed to put vanilla Windows Phone inside a ready phone in just 6 months.”

Oh, wow, the speed!

“It’s not vanilla, they have custom coloured live tiles!!11″ There’s nothing subtle about changing their colour, and as it’s about the only customization a Windows Phone OEM (Windows Phone OEM like Nokia!) can do, it’s present on all Windows Phone devices from any manufacturer. You want subtle? How about double tap to wake or sleep screen clock? Or any of the hundreds of subtle design elements in MeeGo Harmattan?

Oh, but Nokia is now working in the sandbox, the little sandbox that Microsoft likes to keep its w***es in. It couldn’t manage to copy even just one of the software subtleties that the N9 was praised for since the Day 1.
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Amazin Lumia Story…really Nokia is Fresh again…. Superb Documentary….
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http://twitter.com/Tarwin42 Tarwin

Nokia, yes, the phone is beautyful.
And I wish you great success with W7.

And the documentry is well shot, too.

But that not one word was lost that most of the creative process of creating this device was focused on the N9 is really disappointing. The design is great, why do you see it necessary to lie about its heritage? The N8 isn’t mentioned as well…Fact is, that flat display wasn’t made for WP7 but for meego.

This isn’t a documentary, this is pure marketing.
http://twitter.com/Tarwin42 Tarwin

Nokia, yes, the phone is beautyful.
And I wish you great success with W7.

And the documentry is well shot, too.

But that not one word was lost that most of the creative process of creating this device was focused on the N9 is really disappointing. The design is great, why do you see it necessary to lie about its heritage? The N8 isn’t mentioned as well…Fact is, that flat display wasn’t made for WP7 but for meego.

This isn’t a documentary, this is pure marketing.
http://twitter.com/Tarwin42 Tarwin

Nokia, yes, the phone is beautyful.
And I wish you great success with W7.

And the documentry is well shot, too.

But that not one word was lost that most of the creative process of creating this device was focused on the N9 is really disappointing. The design is great, why do you see it necessary to lie about its heritage? The N8 isn’t mentioned as well…Fact is, that flat display wasn’t made for WP7 but for meego.

This isn’t a documentary, this is pure marketing.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
  - http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
    
    Not quite sure what you mean – at least the likes of Engadget, TechCrunch and SlashGear don’t seem to agree with you this time :-)
  - http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
    
    Not quite sure what you mean – at least the likes of Engadget, TechCrunch and SlashGear don’t seem to agree with you this time :-)
  - http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
    
    Not quite sure what you mean – at least the likes of Engadget, TechCrunch and SlashGear don’t seem to agree with you this time :-)
  - http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
    
    Not quite sure what you mean – at least the likes of Engadget, TechCrunch and SlashGear don’t seem to agree with you this time :-)
    - Anonymous
      
      I guess MS/Nokia is trying hard to target US/UK audience. Nokia Conversations are flooded with posts about Lumia 800 intentionally omitting N9 and often way worse than that – with fabricated emotional stories like this one.
    - Anonymous
      
      I guess MS/Nokia is trying hard to target US/UK audience. Nokia Conversations are flooded with posts about Lumia 800 intentionally omitting N9 and often way worse than that – with fabricated emotional stories like this one.
    - Anonymous
      
      I guess MS/Nokia is trying hard to target US/UK audience. Nokia Conversations are flooded with posts about Lumia 800 intentionally omitting N9 and often way worse than that – with fabricated emotional stories like this one.
    - Anonymous
      
      I guess MS/Nokia is trying hard to target US/UK audience. Nokia Conversations are flooded with posts about Lumia 800 intentionally omitting N9 and often way worse than that – with fabricated emotional stories like this one.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- Anonymous
  
  Couldn’t agree more. I’m glad other tech blogs & sites aren’t buying this ** and also agreeing that it’s due to the N9.
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  As it says in the article, the fabula design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like N8, E7, C7 and C6 all have a family resemblance. We think fabula is a great design and a perfect match for the Lumia experience!
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  As it says in the article, the fabula design language was always intended for more than one device – just like last year’s devices like N8, E7, C7 and C6 all have a family resemblance. We think fabula is a great design and a perfect match for the Lumia experience!
  - Anonymous
    
    Design Language , fabula blah blah blah, seriously how can you make comment like that and still have any respect for yourself.
    This video very clearly make no mention of the N9 at all, it very clearly implies the design was made from scratch with the Lumia in mind. This is a flat out lie and we all know it. The N9 was the reason this design was born and we all know it was in development long before the windows announcement was made.
    I can think of any other Nokia phone ever to use an Identical design as a past phone, yes variations but never identical(and no the addition of a single button and removal of front camera do not count as variation in design).
  - anon
    
    Design language? Come on, drop that. The strength of the N9 is to fuse industrial design together with an exciting UX. IF you want to stick with your design language paradigm, then you’ve gotta admit that WP7 is missing quite a bit vocabulary.
    
    The N9′s UX focuses on elegant minimalism, whereas the WP7 is just minimalistically … dull.
    
    With the end of MeeGo, Nokia is giving up the best chance we ever had to surpass iOS. It will not happen with the design philosophy behind WP.
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Anonymous

It had to be really tough for Nokia employees to create such video and not to mention a single word about Nokia N9.
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Chris

that american dude has the worlds bigest forehead
Chris

that american dude has the worlds bigest forehead
Chris

that american dude has the worlds bigest forehead
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
Anonymous

Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
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Pretty good but add 32GB of storage and screen size greater than 3.9 inches
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lordstar

This is more of an emotional video rather than a technical design video.

I’m just quite confused, the Nokia N9 was first conceptualized to perfectly combine hardware and software. The lumia 800 only added 3 buttons on the screen, a camera key, and altered the positioning of the flash. Even Stephen Elop mentioned that they have taken this design from the N9 and refined it.

Why is there no mention of the N9 in this video? Maybe they could have just focused on the fabula design process rather than focusing on the nokia and microsoft collaboration. Acknowledging the lumia’s heritage (N9) and then explaining the “refinements” done to the lumia 800 would have been more believable and real.

Props to the videomakers though, nice composition as always.
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  I think that your observation that this is an ‘emotional’ video is spot-on. Creating the design language that shapes both the Lumia 800 and Nokia N9 was about *love* for what people want from a phone, as well as the technical capabilities and specs.
  - APai
    
    missing the point. wouldn’t blame you.
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Anonymous

This video very clearly make no mention of the N9 at all, it very
clearly implies the design was made from scratch with the Lumia in mind, as if the N9 never existed.
This is a flat out lie and we all know it. The N9 was the reason this
design was born and we all know it was in development long before the
windows announcement was made. Continuously repeating “fabula” isnt goign to change the fact that you are flat out lying.
Anonymous

This video very clearly make no mention of the N9 at all, it very
clearly implies the design was made from scratch with the Lumia in mind, as if the N9 never existed.
This is a flat out lie and we all know it. The N9 was the reason this
design was born and we all know it was in development long before the
windows announcement was made. Continuously repeating “fabula” isnt goign to change the fact that you are flat out lying.
Anonymous

This video very clearly make no mention of the N9 at all, it very
clearly implies the design was made from scratch with the Lumia in mind, as if the N9 never existed.
This is a flat out lie and we all know it. The N9 was the reason this
design was born and we all know it was in development long before the
windows announcement was made. Continuously repeating “fabula” isnt goign to change the fact that you are flat out lying.
Anonymous

This video very clearly make no mention of the N9 at all, it very
clearly implies the design was made from scratch with the Lumia in mind, as if the N9 never existed.
This is a flat out lie and we all know it. The N9 was the reason this
design was born and we all know it was in development long before the
windows announcement was made. Continuously repeating “fabula” isnt goign to change the fact that you are flat out lying.
Anonymous

This video very clearly make no mention of the N9 at all, it very
clearly implies the design was made from scratch with the Lumia in mind, as if the N9 never existed.
This is a flat out lie and we all know it. The N9 was the reason this
design was born and we all know it was in development long before the
windows announcement was made. Continuously repeating “fabula” isnt goign to change the fact that you are flat out lying.
Anonymous

This video very clearly make no mention of the N9 at all, it very
clearly implies the design was made from scratch with the Lumia in mind, as if the N9 never existed.
This is a flat out lie and we all know it. The N9 was the reason this
design was born and we all know it was in development long before the
windows announcement was made. Continuously repeating “fabula” isnt goign to change the fact that you are flat out lying.
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http://twitter.com/pohlipit Pete Pete

But seriously now @nokia:twitter why are you treating your viewers as if they were so un-intelligent not to realise that the design and hardware had nothing to do with WP7. The hardware of this phone has been perfected for Meego in the form of the N9.
A more honest video would have been how to leverage an iconic design for an alternative operating system.
A bit more honesty and clarity would be appreciated.
http://twitter.com/pohlipit Pete Pete

But seriously now @nokia:twitter why are you treating your viewers as if they were so un-intelligent not to realise that the design and hardware had nothing to do with WP7. The hardware of this phone has been perfected for Meego in the form of the N9.
A more honest video would have been how to leverage an iconic design for an alternative operating system.
A bit more honesty and clarity would be appreciated.
- Anonymous
  
  I could not agree more.
  
  In this video 5:15 “Then we
  asked ourselves, how do you make the software experience and the physical design
  become one so that the Windows phone software feels utterly natural in it’s
  integration with no distraction. Part of this meant making the WP panorama … as
  instinctive as possible. We felt we could achieve that by creating a soft rounded
  object with curved glass edges that would naturally encourage…”
  
  –> That sounds as the
  industrial design was based on WP.
  
  Here in Finnish on N9:
  “physical desing and software are made to support each other”
  Youtube: “Nokia
  N9 – Saumatonta yhteistyötä”
  
  Here Anton Fahlgren tells
  the story of N9 design (by Phil): “during the summer of 2009, and that’s
  where it began… I wanted to define what high-end means today and take a more
  software-driven approach, and show people it’s not just the hardware that makes
  a great phone: it’s the UI and platform and how it all works together… we did
  a couple different sizes, but they were all based on the same design family.
  But the one that made it to the market was the Nokia N9…The basic concept is
  that seamless continuity of the form, and I think it was something we refined
  with the UI.”
  Conversations: “nokia-n9-the-designers-story/”
  
  Again Mr Elop showing L800
  and saying (9:05):”refined version of the N9s industrial design”
  Gigaom: “gigaom-interview-nokia-ceo-stephen-elop”
  
  Either Swipe and WP UX are
  almost identical or Nokia is trying to sell Lumia 800 based on disruptive design
  story.
  - APai
    
    did they know they were going to go the windows way back in 2009 ? I doubt that very much. thanks for the evidence on the contrary to the current round of marketing BS
  - Anonymous
    
    I´ve to agree on that, Ian, jiipee is right:
    
    Your “like” is just a try to stem against the tide of frustrated and diehard NOKIA users and customers…. As a Nokia employee, “defending” the “new and glorious” WinPhone strategy is demanded from you…but it shouldn´t be expressed with a “like” in EVERY pro Winphone post…that´s kind of weird on a very low level
- Anonymous
  
  THANK YOU!
  
  I would write about it but your words are perfect. I love the fact that Nokia is changing to Windows Phone, but treating people like they are stupid is another thing.
  
  Look at the flash placement on the wax prototypes.
- Anonymous
  
  THANK YOU!
  
  I would write about it but your words are perfect. I love the fact that Nokia is changing to Windows Phone, but treating people like they are stupid is another thing.
  
  Look at the flash placement on the wax prototypes.
- Anonymous
  
  THANK YOU!
  
  I would write about it but your words are perfect. I love the fact that Nokia is changing to Windows Phone, but treating people like they are stupid is another thing.
  
  Look at the flash placement on the wax prototypes.
- Anonymous
  
  THANK YOU!
  
  I would write about it but your words are perfect. I love the fact that Nokia is changing to Windows Phone, but treating people like they are stupid is another thing.
  
  Look at the flash placement on the wax prototypes.
http://twitter.com/pohlipit Pete Pete

But seriously now @nokia:twitter why are you treating your viewers as if they were so un-intelligent not to realise that the design and hardware had nothing to do with WP7. The hardware of this phone has been perfected for Meego in the form of the N9.
A more honest video would have been how to leverage an iconic design for an alternative operating system.
A bit more honesty and clarity would be appreciated.
http://twitter.com/pohlipit Pete Pete

But seriously now @nokia:twitter why are you treating your viewers as if they were so un-intelligent not to realise that the design and hardware had nothing to do with WP7. The hardware of this phone has been perfected for Meego in the form of the N9.
A more honest video would have been how to leverage an iconic design for an alternative operating system.
A bit more honesty and clarity would be appreciated.
Rex Reyes III

I hope the Trolls do not ruin this article’s comments section. Oops too late…

Anyway, looking forward for the Lumias here in Asia. :)
- Asd
  
  and you are not because?
- Asd
  
  and you are not because?
- Asd
  
  and you are not because?
- Jukka
  
  Trolls? No!
  Customers, that company do not care much about.
  - Ricky
    
    Get a life Jukka. You come on here and slag off whatever Nokia are doing every day. Go and play in the playground rather than here please
    
    Go team Nokia!
    - Jukka
      
      I just don’t sing hallelujah to something I don’t like or something I think is wrong. I have right to express my opinion here on conversations. So, play with your tiles and don’t tell me where to go.
      - APai
        
        absolutely, the point. fans required when it suits the company and not required when they no longer needed ? i assume there’s going to be a lot of “new” nokia fans from the windows domain.
      - APai
        
        absolutely, the point. fans required when it suits the company and not required when they no longer needed ? i assume there’s going to be a lot of “new” nokia fans from the windows domain.
      - APai
        
        absolutely, the point. fans required when it suits the company and not required when they no longer needed ? i assume there’s going to be a lot of “new” nokia fans from the windows domain.
  - Ricky
    
    Get a life Jukka. You come on here and slag off whatever Nokia are doing every day. Go and play in the playground rather than here please
    
    Go team Nokia!
  - Ricky
    
    Get a life Jukka. You come on here and slag off whatever Nokia are doing every day. Go and play in the playground rather than here please
    
    Go team Nokia!
  - Ricky
    
    Get a life Jukka. You come on here and slag off whatever Nokia are doing every day. Go and play in the playground rather than here please
    
    Go team Nokia!
  - Ricky
    
    Get a life Jukka. You come on here and slag off whatever Nokia are doing every day. Go and play in the playground rather than here please
    
    Go team Nokia!
- Cycnus
  
  Hi @iandelaney:disqus ,
  
  It’s really heart breaking for me that you press LIKE in reply like this.
  
  We’re NOT TROLLS and you know it. We’re the reason that Nokia exist and strong.
  
  I really want to warn nokia, please don’t fall like RIM. If you go to GSMArena, PhoneArena, Gizmodo, etc, you will see that everytime there’s a thread about RIM, and some say RIM is dead, no one defend it anymore. ALL agree that RIM is dead. PERIOD.
  
  At least, Nokia, is still loved by their user. Therefore, I really hope NOKIA KEEP listening, or may I say…. Start listening to their user.
  
  Please READ around the web. If your Nokia 800 is really great, your current symbian user will flock into Nokia 800 and smile about it. But if your user still think Nokia 800 still short of something, DON’T shot our feet if we’re yell here. We’re yell here because we LOVE nokia.
  
  As of now…. I still don’t really like the way Nokia+Microsoft, because I still think symbian is better, meego is better, and Microsoft with ZUNE is a step back. AGAIN….. DON’T SHOOT ME. Learn from what I said/write here…. Improve that…. fix that step back, and make me droll about Nokia WP7 devices. After all, we’re all human, if we (NOKIA USER) really think Nokia 800 is better than Nokia Symbian/Meego, we won’t hesitant to buy it.
  
  or maybe shamless plug: give all your conversations reader a Nokia 800
- Cycnus
  
  Hi @iandelaney:disqus ,
  
  It’s really heart breaking for me that you press LIKE in reply like this.
  
  We’re NOT TROLLS and you know it. We’re the reason that Nokia exist and strong.
  
  I really want to warn nokia, please don’t fall like RIM. If you go to GSMArena, PhoneArena, Gizmodo, etc, you will see that everytime there’s a thread about RIM, and some say RIM is dead, no one defend it anymore. ALL agree that RIM is dead. PERIOD.
  
  At least, Nokia, is still loved by their user. Therefore, I really hope NOKIA KEEP listening, or may I say…. Start listening to their user.
  
  Please READ around the web. If your Nokia 800 is really great, your current symbian user will flock into Nokia 800 and smile about it. But if your user still think Nokia 800 still short of something, DON’T shot our feet if we’re yell here. We’re yell here because we LOVE nokia.
  
  As of now…. I still don’t really like the way Nokia+Microsoft, because I still think symbian is better, meego is better, and Microsoft with ZUNE is a step back. AGAIN….. DON’T SHOOT ME. Learn from what I said/write here…. Improve that…. fix that step back, and make me droll about Nokia WP7 devices. After all, we’re all human, if we (NOKIA USER) really think Nokia 800 is better than Nokia Symbian/Meego, we won’t hesitant to buy it.
  
  or maybe shamless plug: give all your conversations reader a Nokia 800
- Cycnus
  
  Hi @iandelaney:disqus ,
  
  It’s really heart breaking for me that you press LIKE in reply like this.
  
  We’re NOT TROLLS and you know it. We’re the reason that Nokia exist and strong.
  
  I really want to warn nokia, please don’t fall like RIM. If you go to GSMArena, PhoneArena, Gizmodo, etc, you will see that everytime there’s a thread about RIM, and some say RIM is dead, no one defend it anymore. ALL agree that RIM is dead. PERIOD.
  
  At least, Nokia, is still loved by their user. Therefore, I really hope NOKIA KEEP listening, or may I say…. Start listening to their user.
  
  Please READ around the web. If your Nokia 800 is really great, your current symbian user will flock into Nokia 800 and smile about it. But if your user still think Nokia 800 still short of something, DON’T shot our feet if we’re yell here. We’re yell here because we LOVE nokia.
  
  As of now…. I still don’t really like the way Nokia+Microsoft, because I still think symbian is better, meego is better, and Microsoft with ZUNE is a step back. AGAIN….. DON’T SHOOT ME. Learn from what I said/write here…. Improve that…. fix that step back, and make me droll about Nokia WP7 devices. After all, we’re all human, if we (NOKIA USER) really think Nokia 800 is better than Nokia Symbian/Meego, we won’t hesitant to buy it.
  
  or maybe shamless plug: give all your conversations reader a Nokia 800
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  We are as much of a troll as much the editors here are under MS payrolls.
- http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
  
  We are as much of a troll as much the editors here are under MS payrolls.
Rex Reyes III

I hope the Trolls do not ruin this article’s comments section. Oops too late…

Anyway, looking forward for the Lumias here in Asia. :)
Rex Reyes III

I hope the Trolls do not ruin this article’s comments section. Oops too late…

Anyway, looking forward for the Lumias here in Asia. :)
Rex Reyes III

I hope the Trolls do not ruin this article’s comments section. Oops too late…

Anyway, looking forward for the Lumias here in Asia. :)
Rex Reyes III

I hope the Trolls do not ruin this article’s comments section. Oops too late…

Anyway, looking forward for the Lumias here in Asia. :)
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http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn

I’m sorry to say that but Nokia you lie!

On this site your own design team said the N9 was designed for MeeGo, the whole experience was shaped around the software of the N9. And now you try to tell us that the Lumia’s design was all around WP?

You cannot be serious!!!
http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn

I’m sorry to say that but Nokia you lie!

On this site your own design team said the N9 was designed for MeeGo, the whole experience was shaped around the software of the N9. And now you try to tell us that the Lumia’s design was all around WP?

You cannot be serious!!!
http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn

I’m sorry to say that but Nokia you lie!

On this site your own design team said the N9 was designed for MeeGo, the whole experience was shaped around the software of the N9. And now you try to tell us that the Lumia’s design was all around WP?

You cannot be serious!!!
- http://conversations.nokia.com Ian Delaney
  
  They created a design language. A bit like how the E7 and N8 share the same design language – and the C6-01 and C7, for that matter.
  
  You don’t blow that amount of work on just one device. I personally hope there will be a few more variations. The N9/Lumia 800 designs are amazing.
  - Jack Wang
    
    I hope there’s an Android variant, because Microsoft and Nokia Stores suck at international app availability. Apps would be “Not Available for Your Country” because Nokia encourages fragmentation. This is evident in regional variants that cannot input another language, or even view it.
  - Anonymous
    
    Besides “intelligent design” this “design language” is my new favourite trendy phrase to justify the flat lies in the video produced by marketing fabul[ists].
  - http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn
    
    Of course they created a design language. But what the people say in the video is BS, really. Does Nokia really think we’re stupid enough to believe everything they say?
  - http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn
    
    Of course they created a design language. But what the people say in the video is BS, really. Does Nokia really think we’re stupid enough to believe everything they say?
  - http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn
    
    Of course they created a design language. But what the people say in the video is BS, really. Does Nokia really think we’re stupid enough to believe everything they say?
  - http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn
    
    Of course they created a design language. But what the people say in the video is BS, really. Does Nokia really think we’re stupid enough to believe everything they say?
  - APai
    
    “The N9/Lumia 800 designs are amazing.”
    
    I dont think you are getting the point. the reason why everyone here is getting worked up is that N9 is in utter neglect over wp phones. yeah its true that nokia is depending on microsoft technology for the os/ guts, but to pretend n9 does not exist is a bit too much to swallow for hardcore nokia fans. to say lumia was designed specifically for wp7 phones, sad.
  - APai
    
    “The N9/Lumia 800 designs are amazing.”
    
    I dont think you are getting the point. the reason why everyone here is getting worked up is that N9 is in utter neglect over wp phones. yeah its true that nokia is depending on microsoft technology for the os/ guts, but to pretend n9 does not exist is a bit too much to swallow for hardcore nokia fans. to say lumia was designed specifically for wp7 phones, sad.
  - APai
    
    “The N9/Lumia 800 designs are amazing.”
    
    I dont think you are getting the point. the reason why everyone here is getting worked up is that N9 is in utter neglect over wp phones. yeah its true that nokia is depending on microsoft technology for the os/ guts, but to pretend n9 does not exist is a bit too much to swallow for hardcore nokia fans. to say lumia was designed specifically for wp7 phones, sad.
  - Jukka
    
    C6-01 and C7 are different. C6-01 is more like 5800 and later Nokia 600.
  - Jukka
    
    C6-01 and C7 are different. C6-01 is more like 5800 and later Nokia 600.
  - Jukka
    
    C6-01 and C7 are different. C6-01 is more like 5800 and later Nokia 600.
  - Jukka
    
    C6-01 and C7 are different. C6-01 is more like 5800 and later Nokia 600.
  - Jukka
    
    C6-01 and C7 are different. C6-01 is more like 5800 and later Nokia 600.
  - Jukka
    
    C6-01 and C7 are different. C6-01 is more like 5800 and later Nokia 600.
  - Jukka
    
    C6-01 and C7 are different. C6-01 is more like 5800 and later Nokia 600.
  - Jukka
    
    C6-01 and C7 are different. C6-01 is more like 5800 and later Nokia 600.
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    You should have just said N9 design. The 800 design is just a prototype of the original. N9 & 800 don’t stand together.
http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn

I’m sorry to say that but Nokia you lie!

On this site your own design team said the N9 was designed for MeeGo, the whole experience was shaped around the software of the N9. And now you try to tell us that the Lumia’s design was all around WP?

You cannot be serious!!!
http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn

I’m sorry to say that but Nokia you lie!

On this site your own design team said the N9 was designed for MeeGo, the whole experience was shaped around the software of the N9. And now you try to tell us that the Lumia’s design was all around WP?

You cannot be serious!!!
http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn

I’m sorry to say that but Nokia you lie!

On this site your own design team said the N9 was designed for MeeGo, the whole experience was shaped around the software of the N9. And now you try to tell us that the Lumia’s design was all around WP?

You cannot be serious!!!
http://twitter.com/b_j_b_o Björn

I’m sorry to say that but Nokia you lie!

On this site your own design team said the N9 was designed for MeeGo, the whole experience was shaped around the software of the N9. And now you try to tell us that the Lumia’s design was all around WP?

You cannot be serious!!!
MobileStrongBOX

My God, MeeGo is lovely!! It is far better than WP7! It has beautiful controls(soft buttons, lists) not just text and pictures like WP7! And integrates perfectly all of internet messaging services (facebook, skype, feeds) with contacts on the phone! The notification desktop is great!
MobileStrongBOX

My God, MeeGo is lovely!! It is far better than WP7! It has beautiful controls(soft buttons, lists) not just text and pictures like WP7! And integrates perfectly all of internet messaging services (facebook, skype, feeds) with contacts on the phone! The notification desktop is great!
MobileStrongBOX

My God, MeeGo is lovely!! It is far better than WP7! It has beautiful controls(soft buttons, lists) not just text and pictures like WP7! And integrates perfectly all of internet messaging services (facebook, skype, feeds) with contacts on the phone! The notification desktop is great!
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http://conversations.nokia.com Phil at Nokia

KILLER video!!
- Jukka
  
  Killing our trust to Nokia…
- Jukka
  
  Killing our trust to Nokia…
- Jukka
  
  Killing our trust to Nokia…
- Jukka
  
  Killing our trust to Nokia…
- Jukka
  
  Killing our trust to Nokia…
- Cycnus
  
  I think someone _at_ nokia need to check your blood and see what kind of drug you were using.
- Asd
  
  yes, and it’s killing us…
- Asd
  
  yes, and it’s killing us…
Anonymous

As many others have already stated here, I think it’s ridiculous how those Windows Phone-Nokia folks speak of the Lumia 800′s design as if the N9 never existed. Ridiculous, we’re not all dumb idiots y’know! Sure it’s nice and pretty, sure you made some design changes, but to talk about making the curved glass etc. with WP7 in mind is ignoring the Meego design team’s efforts as if they never did a thing. The Lumia 800 is THANKS TO the N9. Period.
Anonymous

As many others have already stated here, I think it’s ridiculous how those Windows Phone-Nokia folks speak of the Lumia 800′s design as if the N9 never existed. Ridiculous, we’re not all dumb idiots y’know! Sure it’s nice and pretty, sure you made some design changes, but to talk about making the curved glass etc. with WP7 in mind is ignoring the Meego design team’s efforts as if they never did a thing. The Lumia 800 is THANKS TO the N9. Period.
Karam

I know it’s been said many times, but I had to say it for you Nokia because you need to understand the magnitude of this Mistake, this video is full of lies. N9 physical design was never intended for WP. one is round and the other is full of squares. Why the sudden you think your fans are so naive? this is the kind of marketing that has been keeping me away from Apple for many years. nothing personal here but your true fans are insulted. just my 0.02
Karam

I know it’s been said many times, but I had to say it for you Nokia because you need to understand the magnitude of this Mistake, this video is full of lies. N9 physical design was never intended for WP. one is round and the other is full of squares. Why the sudden you think your fans are so naive? this is the kind of marketing that has been keeping me away from Apple for many years. nothing personal here but your true fans are insulted. just my 0.02
Karam

I know it’s been said many times, but I had to say it for you Nokia because you need to understand the magnitude of this Mistake, this video is full of lies. N9 physical design was never intended for WP. one is round and the other is full of squares. Why the sudden you think your fans are so naive? this is the kind of marketing that has been keeping me away from Apple for many years. nothing personal here but your true fans are insulted. just my 0.02
Karam

I know it’s been said many times, but I had to say it for you Nokia because you need to understand the magnitude of this Mistake, this video is full of lies. N9 physical design was never intended for WP. one is round and the other is full of squares. Why the sudden you think your fans are so naive? this is the kind of marketing that has been keeping me away from Apple for many years. nothing personal here but your true fans are insulted. just my 0.02
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Anonymous

I almost feel sure that Elop has pushed for this video after the making-of N9 was released to counter balance the “strong” demand the N9 has.
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Oh, you fags designed a camera button on top of N9 and made a video out of that. We are not that stupid.
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http://profiles.google.com/friiduh Fri 13

I feel shame for Nokia design team! Really Nokia? Now you want to rewrite the history and swipe the N9 under carpet as it would never existed?

8 minutes of such jargon without any personal attachment or any actual information about the design team efforts.

There were few keywords spreaded all over the video.

Microsoft, Windows Phone, Industrial Design.
http://profiles.google.com/friiduh Fri 13

I feel shame for Nokia design team! Really Nokia? Now you want to rewrite the history and swipe the N9 under carpet as it would never existed?

8 minutes of such jargon without any personal attachment or any actual information about the design team efforts.

There were few keywords spreaded all over the video.

Microsoft, Windows Phone, Industrial Design.
http://profiles.google.com/friiduh Fri 13

I feel shame for Nokia design team! Really Nokia? Now you want to rewrite the history and swipe the N9 under carpet as it would never existed?

8 minutes of such jargon without any personal attachment or any actual information about the design team efforts.

There were few keywords spreaded all over the video.

Microsoft, Windows Phone, Industrial Design.
http://profiles.google.com/friiduh Fri 13

I feel shame for Nokia design team! Really Nokia? Now you want to rewrite the history and swipe the N9 under carpet as it would never existed?

8 minutes of such jargon without any personal attachment or any actual information about the design team efforts.

There were few keywords spreaded all over the video.

Microsoft, Windows Phone, Industrial Design.
http://profiles.google.com/friiduh Fri 13

I feel shame for Nokia design team! Really Nokia? Now you want to rewrite the history and swipe the N9 under carpet as it would never existed?

8 minutes of such jargon without any personal attachment or any actual information about the design team efforts.

There were few keywords spreaded all over the video.

Microsoft, Windows Phone, Industrial Design.
http://profiles.google.com/friiduh Fri 13

I feel shame for Nokia design team! Really Nokia? Now you want to rewrite the history and swipe the N9 under carpet as it would never existed?

8 minutes of such jargon without any personal attachment or any actual information about the design team efforts.

There were few keywords spreaded all over the video.

Microsoft, Windows Phone, Industrial Design.
Tony

Ok, this video is really sad. It is one thing to be dishonest to your audience (as if the N9 never existed), but to take away credit from your own staff (who actually designed the N9) and talk about their work like if they never existed on the Lumia is a new low point for Nokia.
Tony

Ok, this video is really sad. It is one thing to be dishonest to your audience (as if the N9 never existed), but to take away credit from your own staff (who actually designed the N9) and talk about their work like if they never existed on the Lumia is a new low point for Nokia.
Tony

Ok, this video is really sad. It is one thing to be dishonest to your audience (as if the N9 never existed), but to take away credit from your own staff (who actually designed the N9) and talk about their work like if they never existed on the Lumia is a new low point for Nokia.
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http://taschenorakel.de/michael anon

It’s not only dishonest to the consumers, it’s a punch in the face with a brick for all us MeeGo developers *still* working for you, Nokia.

I never wanted you to fail, but I now want you to choke on your own lies, Nokia.
- APai
  
  yeah, this is essentially a N9 and glorifying it as lumia sucks
  - http://pulse.yahoo.com/_WUROVVOH7EIMFFFVSM5FJX4SOA Benjamin
    
    Don’t think you used a wp7 before, obviously.
- APai
  
  yeah, this is essentially a N9 and glorifying it as lumia sucks
- APai
  
  yeah, this is essentially a N9 and glorifying it as lumia sucks
- APai
  
  yeah, this is essentially a N9 and glorifying it as lumia sucks
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Anonymous

Just look at the “DAILY Interest Top 5″ list on GSM Arena:

There you have your answer black on white WHAT PEOPLE (your customers by the way) WANT TO BUY and ARE INTERESTED AT!

It´s NOT the Lumia – which leads the list, it´s the N9!

By making such a video in which the legacy of the N9 is omitted completely and telling a story about how the design was made for the Microsoft Lumia 800 you declare us readers and customers as sheep who aren´t able to read the truth out of in between the lines.

Nokia where are you going?
Anonymous

Just look at the “DAILY Interest Top 5″ list on GSM Arena:

There you have your answer black on white WHAT PEOPLE (your customers by the way) WANT TO BUY and ARE INTERESTED AT!

It´s NOT the Lumia – which leads the list, it´s the N9!

By making such a video in which the legacy of the N9 is omitted completely and telling a story about how the design was made for the Microsoft Lumia 800 you declare us readers and customers as sheep who aren´t able to read the truth out of in between the lines.

Nokia where are you going?
http://www.motorolamobilenews.co.uk/ Alexander

I’m not getting this, really… WHY did you make such a video? What do you really want, Nokia, what’s going on?
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  This video has had more than 200,000 views on YouTube in just four days. People are interested in Lumia, and that is all the reason that we need.
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  This video has had more than 200,000 views on YouTube in just four days. People are interested in Lumia, and that is all the reason that we need.
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  This video has had more than 200,000 views on YouTube in just four days. People are interested in Lumia, and that is all the reason that we need.
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  This video has had more than 200,000 views on YouTube in just four days. People are interested in Lumia, and that is all the reason that we need.
  - Anonymous
    
    And how many of these 200.000 are outraged by the “omission” of facts in the video?
    
    Just a rhetorical question…
  - Anonymous
    
    And how many of these 200.000 are outraged by the “omission” of facts in the video?
    
    Just a rhetorical question…
  - Anonymous
    
    And how many of these 200.000 are outraged by the “omission” of facts in the video?
    
    Just a rhetorical question…
  - Anonymous
    
    And how many of these 200.000 are outraged by the “omission” of facts in the video?
    
    Just a rhetorical question…
  - Anonymous
    
    And how many of these 200.000 are outraged by the “omission” of facts in the video?
    
    Just a rhetorical question…
  - Anonymous
    
    And how many of these 200.000 are outraged by the “omission” of facts in the video?
    
    Just a rhetorical question…
  - Anonymous
    
    gsmarena daily interest:
    
    N9 93%
    Lumia 54%
    
    To paraphrase Neo: Nokia you need videos. Lots of videos [with Windows CE].
  - Anonymous
    
    gsmarena daily interest:
    
    N9 93%
    Lumia 54%
    
    To paraphrase Neo: Nokia you need videos. Lots of videos [with Windows CE].
  - Anonymous
    
    gsmarena daily interest:
    
    N9 93%
    Lumia 54%
    
    To paraphrase Neo: Nokia you need videos. Lots of videos [with Windows CE].
  - Anonymous
    
    gsmarena daily interest:
    
    N9 93%
    Lumia 54%
    
    To paraphrase Neo: Nokia you need videos. Lots of videos [with Windows CE].
  - Anonymous
    
    gsmarena daily interest:
    
    N9 93%
    Lumia 54%
    
    To paraphrase Neo: Nokia you need videos. Lots of videos [with Windows CE].
  - Tony
    
    Heidi – So basically you’re fine with the video, and see no fault with it despite the voice and the opinion expressed by your customers, fans and the public on this very own site?
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    Videos on youtube are as good as posts here. People read here whatever you write. It’s not how many people read that counts but what people take from it that counts. And for that you need to check the feedback/comments on those posts.
    
    Look at the REAL user feedback from your MS posts and the real Nokia posts and you MIGHT get an idea.
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    Videos on youtube are as good as posts here. People read here whatever you write. It’s not how many people read that counts but what people take from it that counts. And for that you need to check the feedback/comments on those posts.
    
    Look at the REAL user feedback from your MS posts and the real Nokia posts and you MIGHT get an idea.
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    Videos on youtube are as good as posts here. People read here whatever you write. It’s not how many people read that counts but what people take from it that counts. And for that you need to check the feedback/comments on those posts.
    
    Look at the REAL user feedback from your MS posts and the real Nokia posts and you MIGHT get an idea.
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    Videos on youtube are as good as posts here. People read here whatever you write. It’s not how many people read that counts but what people take from it that counts. And for that you need to check the feedback/comments on those posts.
    
    Look at the REAL user feedback from your MS posts and the real Nokia posts and you MIGHT get an idea.
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    Videos on youtube are as good as posts here. People read here whatever you write. It’s not how many people read that counts but what people take from it that counts. And for that you need to check the feedback/comments on those posts.
    
    Look at the REAL user feedback from your MS posts and the real Nokia posts and you MIGHT get an idea.
  - http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju
    
    Videos on youtube are as good as posts here. People read here whatever you write. It’s not how many people read that counts but what people take from it that counts. And for that you need to check the feedback/comments on those posts.
    
    Look at the REAL user feedback from your MS posts and the real Nokia posts and you MIGHT get an idea.
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  This video has had more than 200,000 views on YouTube in just four days. People are interested in Lumia, and that is all the reason that we need.
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  This video has had more than 200,000 views on YouTube in just four days. People are interested in Lumia, and that is all the reason that we need.
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  This video has had more than 200,000 views on YouTube in just four days. People are interested in Lumia, and that is all the reason that we need.
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  This video has had more than 200,000 views on YouTube in just four days. People are interested in Lumia, and that is all the reason that we need.
- http://aani.nokia.fi Heidi
  
  This video has had more than 200,000 views on YouTube in just four days. People are interested in Lumia, and that is all the reason that we need.
http://www.motorolamobilenews.co.uk/ Alexander

I’m not getting this, really… WHY did you make such a video? What do you really want, Nokia, what’s going on?
http://www.motorolamobilenews.co.uk/ Alexander

I’m not getting this, really… WHY did you make such a video? What do you really want, Nokia, what’s going on?
http://www.motorolamobilenews.co.uk/ Alexander

I’m not getting this, really… WHY did you make such a video? What do you really want, Nokia, what’s going on?
http://twitter.com/henrikmyntti Henrik Myntti

even the video of the lonely finnish guy promoting the N9 is better than this. At least he seemed to be genuinely enthusiastic, even if it was little bit over the top. This is just rubbish
http://twitter.com/henrikmyntti Henrik Myntti

even the video of the lonely finnish guy promoting the N9 is better than this. At least he seemed to be genuinely enthusiastic, even if it was little bit over the top. This is just rubbish
http://twitter.com/henrikmyntti Henrik Myntti

even the video of the lonely finnish guy promoting the N9 is better than this. At least he seemed to be genuinely enthusiastic, even if it was little bit over the top. This is just rubbish
N9 user

Regarding the design language BS: If that was true, then why the split to only market the N9 in certain countries which exclusively promote the Nokia 800 instead? If it was a “design language” strategy from the ground up, similar as to last year’s models, then why the artificial limitation of consumer choice? I could get the E7 and the N8 just fine here in Germany. Nokia thinks it can copy Apple’s hollow marketing strategy, but ultimately forgets it is still a European company (we’ll see for how long). Trying to treat us the same as US consumers will fail.
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Anonymous

I realis that Nokia is trying to push the new MS WP phones but isen’t it a bit over the top that 12 of the 14 first articles are about the Lumia 800? By the way, good luck with trying to force WP down peoples throats.
Anonymous

I realis that Nokia is trying to push the new MS WP phones but isen’t it a bit over the top that 12 of the 14 first articles are about the Lumia 800? By the way, good luck with trying to force WP down peoples throats.
Anonymous

I realis that Nokia is trying to push the new MS WP phones but isen’t it a bit over the top that 12 of the 14 first articles are about the Lumia 800? By the way, good luck with trying to force WP down peoples throats.
Anonymous

I realis that Nokia is trying to push the new MS WP phones but isen’t it a bit over the top that 12 of the 14 first articles are about the Lumia 800? By the way, good luck with trying to force WP down peoples throats.
3R1KU54J

The supposed Lumia wax model shown on picture 4 in your gallery has flash positioned on on the left from the camera lens versus on the top as on actual Lumia.

Even colors are the same as on Nokia’s Meego phone.
3R1KU54J

The supposed Lumia wax model shown on picture 4 in your gallery has flash positioned on on the left from the camera lens versus on the top as on actual Lumia.

Even colors are the same as on Nokia’s Meego phone.
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popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
popop

I’m sure the people who actually created the industrial design appreciate you taking the credit here :)
Ashwin Saval

What a blatant fail. Consumers only need to see the N9 once to realize what a humbug this is. Why aren’t Nokia admitting the real facts here. The curved display was optimized for the Swipe interface in the MeeGo N9. It was the real purpose of it. And the colors! They’re suggesting Microsoft actually made changes to the UI for Nokia! Please Nokia you think we are so stupid? Even stupid people use Facebook and YouTube. Own up.
Ashwin Saval

What a blatant fail. Consumers only need to see the N9 once to realize what a humbug this is. Why aren’t Nokia admitting the real facts here. The curved display was optimized for the Swipe interface in the MeeGo N9. It was the real purpose of it. And the colors! They’re suggesting Microsoft actually made changes to the UI for Nokia! Please Nokia you think we are so stupid? Even stupid people use Facebook and YouTube. Own up.
Ashwin Saval

What a blatant fail. Consumers only need to see the N9 once to realize what a humbug this is. Why aren’t Nokia admitting the real facts here. The curved display was optimized for the Swipe interface in the MeeGo N9. It was the real purpose of it. And the colors! They’re suggesting Microsoft actually made changes to the UI for Nokia! Please Nokia you think we are so stupid? Even stupid people use Facebook and YouTube. Own up.
Anonymous

the marketing video is clearly inspired by the Apple video … but the content is miles way. It is full of marking FUD and inaccuracies. The Lumia did not get designed in 6 months. Are you mad woman? The design got it’s first release 6 months ago. All you guys did is jimmy a new OS onto an old phone design.

It is unbelievable that a VP would come out and say that rewards follow risks when the only risk Nokia took was to introduce an old phone design with a cut down set of features and try to pass it off as something innovative. Hum no offence but at least Apple was honest about the fact that the design is identical to their old model … get a clue Nokia.
Anonymous

the marketing video is clearly inspired by the Apple video … but the content is miles way. It is full of marking FUD and inaccuracies. The Lumia did not get designed in 6 months. Are you mad woman? The design got it’s first release 6 months ago. All you guys did is jimmy a new OS onto an old phone design.

It is unbelievable that a VP would come out and say that rewards follow risks when the only risk Nokia took was to introduce an old phone design with a cut down set of features and try to pass it off as something innovative. Hum no offence but at least Apple was honest about the fact that the design is identical to their old model … get a clue Nokia.
Anonymous

the marketing video is clearly inspired by the Apple video … but the content is miles way. It is full of marking FUD and inaccuracies. The Lumia did not get designed in 6 months. Are you mad woman? The design got it’s first release 6 months ago. All you guys did is jimmy a new OS onto an old phone design.

It is unbelievable that a VP would come out and say that rewards follow risks when the only risk Nokia took was to introduce an old phone design with a cut down set of features and try to pass it off as something innovative. Hum no offence but at least Apple was honest about the fact that the design is identical to their old model … get a clue Nokia.
- http://www.facebook.com/Danmar.126 Daniel Martinez Morales
  
  Fanboy… Only thing I have to say ;)
- DamianXavia
  
  I sometimes feel that people who have apple Iphones think themself above every other phone on the market, and I have to tell you I know a hell of a lot of people who have Iphone S and do nothing but complain about them? I mean I had a mobile phone when no one in my estate had a mobile at all, I moved on to note books and laptops, as why have something less than that? but to sort of join in the tech age I have coming on Monday my new Lumia 800, and I’m looking forward to seeing what it has to offer, let the Iphonet’s have their day peddling how great their phone is, whilst every day I listen to everything bad about it, whilst I discover my new Lumia!!
Anonymous

the marketing video is clearly inspired by the Apple video … but the content is miles way. It is full of marking FUD and inaccuracies. The Lumia did not get designed in 6 months. Are you mad woman? The design got it’s first release 6 months ago. All you guys did is jimmy a new OS onto an old phone design.

It is unbelievable that a VP would come out and say that rewards follow risks when the only risk Nokia took was to introduce an old phone design with a cut down set of features and try to pass it off as something innovative. Hum no offence but at least Apple was honest about the fact that the design is identical to their old model … get a clue Nokia.
http://twitter.com/mohitraj1002 Mohit Rajgaria

Pity that Lumia 800 doesn’t have Bluetooth data transfer feature available :/
- DamianXavia
  
  The fact that you have windows on a lumia really makes bluetooth a thing of the past! why bluetooth, when you can email what ever you want to whom ever you want ?!
http://twitter.com/mohitraj1002 Mohit Rajgaria

Pity that Lumia 800 doesn’t have Bluetooth data transfer feature available :/
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Anonymous

Its wonderful model and design which I had seen before… Let me looking a Lumia 800 for upgrade my current Nokia model.
-Nishad
http://www.vkvraju.com vkvraju

I just got a message from my friend working at Nokia that every editor that writes a pro-Microsoft post gets 100 Euros and for every “like” they give to pro-Microsoft/Elop comments, they get 5 Euros.

Now, I understand!
Mohit Saxena

Its not with HSDPA tech, has WCDMA which gives less speed for Mobile Internet…….Son Of Galaxy +919179000251
Taka Zirdo

Certainly Nokia Lumia 800 will be one of the smartphones available in India.
Taka Zirdo

Certainly Nokia Lumia 800 will be one of the smartphones available in India.
surajit chanda

i am wating when nokia lumia 800 launch in kolkata..india
http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PZU6QWJIQZEIWDLVYBVG54D5LI maximus

just like the others, I’m really confused with your latest videos & communications regarding the lumia 800. especially when it comes to design. particularly the curved display you’re telling here. you did them all already with N9, like Ashwin Saval said that it’s clearly from the design optimized for N9′s swipe gesture. see 5:41. how come you say it’s designed to integrate with WP7 now? 5:41 is totally N9! It’s a great video for those early adopters of Nokia, but for us it’s a total nonsense. I love the design, I love N9, I love lumia 800, or maybe roughly; N9 with WP7. I just don’t expect to see this overlapping communication.
Azhar Abbas

I think Nokia did a big mistake in launching N9 before Lumia 800, if they have launched Lumia 800 first than the world would be more interested in New design with a New operating system, and secondly they have to launch it all over the world in same time. That’s how iPhone do
Azhar Abbas

Lumia 800 must be launched in a size what Lumia 900 is released. or if Nokia is planning another set in 2012 with WMP, than please Put Dual Core in it with a better camera and than see how quick you will touch the 10 million sale mark
Azhar Abbas

Lumia 800 must be launched in a size what Lumia 900 is released. or if Nokia is planning another set in 2012 with WMP, than please Put Dual Core in it with a better camera and than see how quick you will touch the 10 million sale mark
Azhar Abbas

Lumia 800 must be launched in a size what Lumia 900 is released. or if Nokia is planning another set in 2012 with WMP, than please Put Dual Core in it with a better camera and than see how quick you will touch the 10 million sale mark
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DamianXavia

I am waiting to get my new Nokia Lumia 800, I am hoping it will be everything the world of Nokia and Microsoft have promised and I am looking forward to getting to grip with this phone to really see what it can do! I’ll keep you posted - Damian Xavia

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