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2011-05-17
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It makes sense at that price tag?
How are you gonna make what you paid back ?
Thats the issue here and why ppl say it does not make sense - go read some details about the deal to get an understanding of why people say it does not make sense.
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2011-05-17
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Buying skype didn't make sense but it still happend. It doesn't have to make sense, it's shopping which is always good. The american passtime. Maybe steve's wife asked for a nokia, so he got her one.
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2011-05-17
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Buying Skype makes sense no matter WHO you are! Too many consumers/users already there! Great proprietary technology for voice, which equals intellectual property, video calling tech... Why wouldn't ANY company NOT want the top video chatting app on the market encompassing every OS on the market?
If LTE voice doesn't pan out, MSFT could just make deals with carriers to share revenue and use Skype across the board. Already supports numbers, landline calls, etc. Did all the work for them...
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2011-05-17
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eldar is just gunning for attention. this will never happen. it was considered and shelved. that's why MS then decided to work with Nokia (in the announcement that caused hell on the net a couple of months ago).
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2011-05-17
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2011-05-17
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This guy hates Nokia and never misses a chance to trash them in any way possible. So far I think he did this so that Nokia's stock goes down even more
an update at engadget:
Update: As Reonhato pointed out in comments, Mark Squires, UK Communications Director for Nokia, has already issued an uncharacteristically pointed non-comment. "We typically don't comment on rumors. But we have to say that Eldar's rumors are getting obviously less accurate with every passing moment."
Lets hope that he says the truth...
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2011-05-17
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Just because someone doesn't like Nokia doesn't necessarily answer the question of whether they're likely to be right or wrong.
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2011-05-17
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True but spreading rumours about the company certainly helpsWhether WP 7 was a good move is yet to be seen and as much as Elop is considered a spy or trojan horse I think he would prefer to be CEO of Nokia then the "president" of MS's mobile division.
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2011-05-17
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so, the average person's opinion is usually the one that drives decisions. afterall, the volume game is in the consumer market. make 1 dollar from 10 people instead of 10 dollars from 1 person and you will win mindshare and marketshare. lol.