...what has Nokia been doing? It had renamed maemo to meego and symbian^3 & symbian^4 to plain symbian. That is the epic fail.
* Fluctuating picture symptoms * Fluctuating levels of function from highly effective to disabled * Severe headquarter turmoil or other management issues * Time distortions, time lapses, and amnesia and amnesia and amnesia * Depersonalization and derealization * Depression * Mood swings * Suicidal tendencies * Support disorders (insomnia, night terrors, and sleep walking) * Anxiety, panic attacks, and phobias (flashbacks, reactions to stimuli or "triggers") * Community and Developer abuse * Compulsions and rituals * Psychotic-like symptoms (hearing voices of other CEOs inside of their head and visual flashbacks) * Distribution disorders * Comatose responses to support requests * Amnesic episodes and time loss and time loss and time loss and time loss * Trances and out-of-market experiences * tendency toward self-persecution, self-sabotage, and sometimes self or other directed violence.
Prognosis DID does not resolve spontaneously, and symptoms vary over time. [Strikethrough]Individuals[/Strikethrough] Corporations with primarily dissociative symptoms and features of posttraumatic stress disorder normally recover with treatment. Those with comorbid addictions (dual OS?), personality, mood, or production disorders face a longer, slower, and more complicated recovery process. Individuals still attached to abusers (Telcos!) face the poorest prognosis; treatment may be long-term and consist solely of symptom relief (cute graphics and fancy marketing) rather than personality integration (community accommodation). Changes in identity, loss of memory, and awaking in unexplained locations and situations often leads to chaotic personal lives. Corporations with the condition commonly attempt suicide.