With the internet rife with stories relating to CEO Elop firing top executives on the board of Nokia, I can't help but wonder. Is he trying to save money by getting rid of the people who may have not pulled their weight in 2010 but are paid a substantial amount, or is he getting them out because they are not aware of their shortcomings (incompetent) which has damaged Nokia's sales and reputation? If those are the people responsible for Nokia's continuing lack of support for their products (N900 case in point) or the totally confusing decisions to put free voice navigation on only some of their phones, or the closure of the flagship stores (the one in New York was a wonderful presence, now gone from 57th St - and Nokia is mostly gone from the minds of US consumers) then good riddance. Like the rest of the geeks, I can't wait for Friday's announcement on Nokia's future. I really hope he gets it right.