Nokia embraces Windows Phone 7 as its primary mobile OS
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- 11 Feb 2011
Amit, 11 Feb 2011ECONOMICTIMES report snippet: Neil Mawston of London-bas... moreso who fault this is.. who the heck choose elop?
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- 11 Feb 2011
AnonD-112, 11 Feb 2011NOOO!!! Nokia has just lost a valuable customer. Shame on ... moreGood choice......
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- 11 Feb 2011
anonim, 11 Feb 2011He forgot to mention 'We will bring consumers crashes, lag... moreHa....ha....Ha...Its true....So nice...!
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- 11 Feb 2011
good decission! lets see. i think nokia and microsoft will be back to the right track.
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- pUD
- 11 Feb 2011
I juzt wish N0kia picked Meeg0 0ver WP7..! Hayyyzt.. Well, letz juzt see what will dey c0me up..! Haha! XD
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- 11 Feb 2011
Nokia was doing well because of poor choices.
Everyone saw it, and nobody on nokia's end would listen.
Microsoft had his eye on nokia a long time ago. So they send over a guy who claims to bring nokia back on track. But the truth is he'll destory Nokia and leave it over to the wolves to take over the diffirent parts that make up Nokia corp.
So sad to see another european company go down because of Microsoft
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- 11 Feb 2011
Amit, 11 Feb 2011Nokia's share price plunged more than 8 percent to euro7.46... morepoor Nokia..
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- 11 Feb 2011
ECONOMICTIMES report snippet:
Neil Mawston of London-based Strategy Analytics said Microsoft was the big winner in the partnership, by teaming up with the biggest mobile hardware vendor in the world. ``In terms of expanding their distribution reach, this is a huge win for Microsoft,'' he said.
For Nokia the deal leaves uncertainty about what will happen to its current Symbian operating platform. Mawston said he expects it to be phased out within two years and ``completely, or at least mostly, replaced by Windows Phone.''
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- 11 Feb 2011
Nokia's share price plunged more than 8 percent to euro7.46 ($10.15) Helsinki after the announcement.
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- 11 Feb 2011
He forgot to mention 'We will bring consumers crashes, lags, blue screens, no free software, payment for updates and more microsoft shit!'
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- Anonymous
- fnc
- 11 Feb 2011
Savor, 11 Feb 2011Nokia is like Motorola 2-3 years ago. Both have always been... moretrue.looking forward to the combination
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- 11 Feb 2011
Amit, 11 Feb 2011If a sea-change was really inevitable..then I must say that... moreyeah nokia choose wrong person.. time to support samsung.. welcome new king (samsung)
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- 11 Feb 2011
Savor, 11 Feb 2011Nokia is like Motorola 2-3 years ago. Both have always been... moreAgree with Savor. Nokia now facing the problem with their os. Symbian cannot compete with android and ios. Nokia must speed up to face the critical environment. Both of the giants waked up and cooperation. WP7 is good os if they can take off the limitations.
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- 11 Feb 2011
Gonna be one heck of an ecosystem! Android doesn't stand a chance against the combined forces of these two giants. Nokia has just given Microsoft the breakthrough it needed for its platform. See if they don't revolutionise the way our phones connect to our PC's!
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- 11 Feb 2011
consolation.
Symbian update 2 at 80% finished. Qt gui still ongoing.
http://mynokiablog.com/2011/02/11/forum-nokia-letter-to-developers/comment-page-1/#comments
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- TL5
- 11 Feb 2011
Nokia has become a victim of Microsoft's strategic plan.
Microsoft got the ultimate benefit of having a ex-microsoft employee in nokia.
Microsoft will gain everything from this but nokia is going to lose more & more...
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- t75
- 11 Feb 2011
Im an Android user. I feel bad because Nokia chose Win7.
Im stucked with having inferior hardware and useless camera.
So sad.Why NOkia, whY!
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- Ygb
- 11 Feb 2011
I feel like Microsoft uses Nokia as a selling jumpper to increase market sells! Im sure after Nokia got dry out, they simply don't give a s-h-i-t to it.....what a stupid move Nokia...i was hoping u find a solution, but not like this....
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- 11 Feb 2011
Blackberry and to some extend Apple were just made the future kings of the high-end smartphones world.
And there were those who say "money can't buy everything"
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- 11 Feb 2011
K, 11 Feb 2011Didn't N8 outsold all those new WP7 devices? Well surely th... moreIf a sea-change was really inevitable..then I must say that Nokia choosed the partner wrong.
Its said that among the phone cos. Nokia is the highest spender on Business Intelligence......is this what their decision after applying their intelligence in their analysis!! I wonder how!!!
And see....E7...theier supposed-to-be-next-prime-seller...is based on Symbian..and its still to face market(in most areas)!!!
Samsung has the potential to be no. 1.....it somehow standardized (after Apple) the whole smartphone market....specially at lowering the price and making them affordable for masses but still giving out quality..