You don't need to be getting so confrontational. I'm not an iPhone fanbois as you might imagine.

The only thing I'd question is that this memo has other meanings then merely motivating employees. As a matter of fact it'd be pretty bad way of motivating people with the use of word 'jump'. People would always associate it to 'abandon ship'.

As said in my posts, I don't like to see Nokia switching to Android or WP7 and ditching Symbian (but I'd not say delaying MeeGo ATM is bad, which I'd explain if you'd like to hear, anyway . However, if the target audience of this memo is the board members, then it'd have some other purposes.

Also, the original and only source of this memo is engadget, rather then any spokemen from Nokia with formal announcement. I didn't mean I don't trust you, but I'd have some conservation on trusting one source of information.

One thing you'd like to note is that (only) engadget said the memo was posted to an internal Nokia employee system, but it didn't say post to where, and whether it's publicly readable by all employee, or is just accessible to selective group of people. If it's really released to all employee, any single employee could confirm the authenticity of the memo, and you can guarantee it'd also be posted on facebook, not just engadget. Am I right?

Easy man.