Well, when the burning platform announcement went out, we were told to give Nokia a year to start to see improvements in their overall business--that didn't pan out. We were to told to hold out horses and give it a year from RELEASE of a Windows Phone... okay, we gave that a year, and that didn't pan out either and we were told that it takes TWO years to see Nokia come back from such a drastic change. It's been two years since the first Windows Phone device from Nokia and I'm still not seeing Nokia's gamble panning out. They're still close to last place with very little market share, very little mind share for that matter. Their most successful product line isn't even a Windows Phone device and they don't even own their own building and they've gutted their workforce drastically. Tell me again how Windows Phone will save Nokia?