Nokia says sayonara to Japan, one last time
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- Aaron
- t7X
- 02 Jul 2011
All part of Stephen Elop's evil plot of destroying Nokia so Microsoft will buy it in the end. A Nokia with a Windows logo is not Nokia anymore. I never saw the day that I would begin to hate and leave the brand that I patronized for more than 10 years already. I hated Android but I hate Stephen Elop more so I have no choice but to go Android for my next smartphone and completely depart from Nokia. This is just too sad.
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- AnonD-328
- uNV
- 02 Jul 2011
japan deserves better than nokia.
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- Ted
- PS6
- 02 Jul 2011
this is 08's news but i guess this is the reason why....
http://www.forbes.com/2008/11/27/nokia-japan-apple-markets-equity-cx_ll_1127markets08.html
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- AnonD-9872
- tVn
- 02 Jul 2011
hehe~ too bad~ it's really look like nokia want to abandon japan since the crisis of tsunami~ c'mon~ let's pray for japan~
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- AnonD-5397
- uCr
- 02 Jul 2011
lucky you, japan...hoping nokia will gift the whole world in the same manner...
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- AnonD-1078
- nDV
- 02 Jul 2011
bye bye nokia sweet dreams !!!
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- Reiss
- IV5
- 02 Jul 2011
Well, I guess it would have happened eventually with the Japanese and their high-tech phones that have TV and other stuff. Shame what's happening to Nokia today. Android and iOS are dominating the cellular market. I miss the old Nokia of the late 90s' and early 2000s' :)
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- AnonD-12639
- SdP
- 02 Jul 2011
Why's that?
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- bbbbb
- 25I
- 02 Jul 2011
nice step from elop the genius
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- o16
- uWx
- 02 Jul 2011
i mean they could still sell their new symbian phones and future WP7 phones. pulling out of one of the biggest markets is too bad
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- o16
- uWx
- 02 Jul 2011
why pull out of japan?!
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- Anonymous
- Uij
- 02 Jul 2011
Nokias the best