Hm, have a look at the design of the 3-year old Nokia N82 on the picture on the left. Those rounded edges and metallic look are quite similar to the general exterior design of a recent popular product!? Except, of course, that the frame is not used as an antenna. Suddenly, the phone is twice as beautiful as before...
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Yep, looks familiar ;)
I was always stunned by the way Nokia is able to ruin pretty good design by adding some misterious holes and buttons everywhere.
Btw, this page is loading slowly because of in.getclicky.com not responding.
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Posted by: Kamil | September 17, 2010 at 12:59 PM
Nokia's devices were always beautiful, its the software which hasn't moved on !
Posted by: Raman | September 20, 2010 at 04:16 AM
Yeah,
I fully agre with Raman. Nevertheless you should compare two mobiles side by side, there a some generation of miniaturization in between, the N82 is with 17,3 mm almost a brick.
Changing the topic this is very interesting:
http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/09/21/apple.reaps.high.margins.off.each.device/
Posted by: Johannes | September 22, 2010 at 07:04 PM