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My guess/fear is that the claim of the product manager is just a “marketing strategy” to create a buzz.
I find this very annoying. It seems to happen to all the new phones as well.

What is you opinion on this?

Thank you very much for taking the time to address the comment that I made. Your explanation about the GPS chip is perfect and makes a lot of sense. Now that I think about, it would be unrealistic to expect even the engineers who worked on the N82 to know all the details of every component, as there must be at least a couple dozen highly specialized components in this device. I’m also glad to hear that you found my suggestion about having an engineer present useful. As you say, Tomo’s hesitation about the 3G question was surely related to what he can and can’t disclose (as instructed by the lady on his right)(Not sure how I missed that the first time watching the video). If at some time you are allowed to release some information regarding a possible North American 3G version of the N82, don’t hesitate to post it! I would also like to thank you, your coworkers and Nokia for having this event, something which very few companies would do.

Always hopeful that the N82-3 will see the light of day,
-Mariokarter

It’s interesting to see how people can interpret things differently to how they were orginally intended. It’s often this that can cause people (naturally)in such an enviornment to feel nervous. It’s this I believe that can cause hesitation in answering questions.

In the case of the GPS chip, speaking from my own personal experience, you don’t need to be aware of the manufacturer of such components when creating the brief of what the product should do. Thankfully we have specialists in sourcing who play a key role in ensuring we use the best components that satisfy the requirements we create on behalf of you, our customers.

Please don’t take this the wrong way but I don’t see any real value (typically) in understanding who made ‘xyz’ component. For this reason I typically rely on the expertise of others in our organisation to make sure that we are working with those companies who can help us create the very best product based on what we prioritse as the most important aspects of that specific product or area of performance. For sure, in this case the GPS performance was one of the most important aspects of the product’s performance.

I hope Tomo [my friend and colleague] will not mind me answering the next item on his behalf, but on the subject of bands in the US, Tomo for sure knows which bands are needed to be supported for which carrier etc. I imagine that his hesitation was, as said earlier, due to thinking about how best to answer what is fundamentally a commonly asked and therefore potentially for some a sensitive question.

I was really proud to work with these guys on this product but as Tomo said in the video a product of this internal complexity takes a real team effort. In practice that means we rely on many different teams to bring the relevant expertise together to create the final product. With so many people being part of this team, some directly and some indirectly, it’s impossible for any one individual to be an expert in all areas. BTW, speaking personaly, the sugegstion to have an engineer/s on hand for the next one of these is a really great idea.

Thanks again and keep the comments coming, when we get the time, its really great to get the feedback on the products we create directly from the ‘horses mouth’ so to speak. After all, we create these products for you in the first place, we don’t do this for fun, although of course it’s always good to enjoy the job along the way! Apologies if this comes across a little finger down throat but if you know me I do tend to write a little emotionally, some say that’s one of my strengths, you may have a diiferent view of course though

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Damian

These are most probably just some random marketing people who got some papers with info before the meeting and recited what the papers said. Anything not on the papers will be out of their scope.

tip for future meetings or gatherings: by now, there are many very powerful live-streaming solutions and services on the market, like ustream.tv, justin.tv or ComVu.com, that very easily can be used to *live* video-broadcast such events to all the nokia fans out there just by using a notebook or even directly from the N95. many other geeks on the front (like the well known iJustine) do that regularly. it would be cool to see that also coming up within the nokia blogger community! all you need is a WiFi or 3G connection, and it’s for free!