The thing is, something like 80-90% of mobile device sales are low end. Symbian is really the only smartphone platform that's getting even close to low end in terms of price, so it's almost by default going to dominate in terms of market share. For example the Nokia 5530 (a fairly new Symbian touchscreen phone) is now about 160 euros unlocked, compared to 500-600 euros unlocked for most non-Symbian touch devices. They're in a totally different league, they cannot possibly be aimed at the same set of customers.