How about you support your claims with numbers, as this seems a copy of tomiahonens blogspams. Ovi might have had good results in numbers of apps sold, considering it was covering some 20+ handsets and Nokia did have a vast share of phones out there. For developers it was a nightmare that they dropped at a tip of a hat for solidified iOS experience (no more looking for 20*x people to test if it works at all, one test - works? we promote to PROD). And yes, there was no money in creating apps for Nokia, as QA/support swallowed all that awesome money you speak of without quoting figures. People who paid even 1$ expected a working app, fragmentation of Nokia's marketplace prepared the floor for its demise. Elop wasn't even around back then.