Thread: Nokia CEO Blames Salesmen For Windows Phone Struggles
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gazza_d is offline gazza_d
2012-02-08 , 16:21
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Originally Posted by patlak View Post
Harmattan should stay in the high end. Belle is more than excellent for the mid and low end. Harmattan will attract people to buy a Nokia. Belle will more than satisfy with its previously planned shared app library.
My theory is that Harmattan is a lot more "hackable" and developer friendly than Belle/symbian.

Having a phone at this price point which is open & developer friendly would gather a lot of attention, similar to how Android handsets such as the ZTE blade and Cresent have done (Orange SanFrancisco and II in the UK).

Not that it matters, as Elop has made Nokia's bed and they are determined to lay in it until the bitter end.
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