Nokia moves 3000 Symbian devs, to lay off 4000 other employees

27 April, 2011
Today Nokia announced it's moving 3000 Symbian developers to Accenture group and dismisses 4000 other employees, but promises them a solid social responsibility program to help them through...

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  • me
  • f0H
  • 27 Apr 2011

what have the developers been doing over the years. Definately nothing. This is real business. no resistance to change.

    • S
    • Sun
    • SvB
    • 27 Apr 2011

    Windows phones are never going to compete with succes against Android and Apple....

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      • Anonymous
      • 8LP
      • 27 Apr 2011

      I have a lot of Nokia's phone (including 2 N8) and it's a bad notice... I think that's the Nokia's death.

        • J
        • Joan
        • UGn
        • 27 Apr 2011

        Guess what he's holding??

          • R
          • Rab
          • JEt
          • 27 Apr 2011

          simply... a disturbing news

            • n
            • neo
            • vG5
            • 27 Apr 2011

            it seems end of an era. Durable dependable nokia would b history soon. What a shame... If any of top officials can read this.. Please join android club...

              • R
              • RENERGADE!!!
              • NHU
              • 27 Apr 2011

              I dont understand... the nokia N8 was such a huge success as wel as other previous versions. why would this be necessary

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                • Anonymous
                • t7P
                • 27 Apr 2011

                nokia start falling down poor, Nokia what are you doing? its better to adopt android im sure you will be back top selling smartphone, hows window mobile compete to android,ios,bada? pleased nokia wake up, you loose your campany and nokia fans start switch to other brand,

                  • M
                  • MVg6
                  • MVg
                  • 27 Apr 2011

                  chocowii, 27 Apr 2011The developers are the muscles of a phone company. Don't lo... morethey have already lost them self since joining microsoft.
                  symbian project will cease eventully and windows will be the main os for nokia.

                  i was a keen user of nokia but because of the move... i have and i am glad that i have now moved to andriod (samsung)

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                    • Me
                    • f0H
                    • 27 Apr 2011

                    No need to be sentimental. This is business. let Nokia do what ever has to b done. The future matters

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                      • m4t
                      • 27 Apr 2011

                      Nokia produced good phones, by using windows mobile, which still and I don't believe was any good, they are destroying their market share of good products.

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                        • Tommy
                        • JFx
                        • 27 Apr 2011

                        I believe it's a must, i mean if Nokia wants to get back in the game!!!

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                          • AnonD-6853
                          • bJh
                          • 27 Apr 2011

                          come on..nokia..u can't do this.Why you are killing yourself?

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                            • EskeRahn
                            • 0u3
                            • 27 Apr 2011

                            Did I hear the cry
                            "ABANDON SHIP"
                            for Symbian?

                              The developers are the muscles of a phone company. Don't lose them Nokia or you'll lose yourself in the long run.

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                                • Anonymous
                                • Hxh
                                • 27 Apr 2011

                                very bad by nokia very bad

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • t7$
                                  • 27 Apr 2011

                                  poor