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MeeGo New UI Cannot Save Nokia on High-End Smartphone Market
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Bernard
2010-12-13 , 21:32
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Originally Posted by
gerbick
Time for a change? Or just time for a completed product?
In most organizations change usually means more delays. So any change is strategy should bring clear benefits.
A lot of media are very much exaggerating about "the demise of Nokia". They are making money, they are selling more smartphones than ever before and a lot of people seem to like their products quite a bit. Would a future Nokia smartphone be better if they switch to Android or Windows Phone 7 or make some other radical change in their strategy? I don't know. The people at Nokia are best to judge that. They have the expertise and the inside knowledge.
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