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2012-05-04
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Don't give up on Nokia yet the Lumia900 is doing great in the US!
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2012-05-04
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Originally Posted by s4br0s0
Then your comprehension skills are on the WP fail scale, they teach comprehension to 5 year olds by the way.
Yes i did.
If i told you, the new strategy is go to WP (and give reasons that we don't know all of them) and you say yes let's go for that strategy, who's fault is it?
I sold you the idea (i'm good seller) and you buy it (you dont make the best choice), now that you see it wasn't the best choice, you are going against me?
If you sold me junk on false information however, which Elop did, I'd never buy anything from you ever again, and I'd tell everyone around me not to listen to this clown, ever heard of word of mouth?.
If you were employed by me, I'd fire your *** and do everything in my power to make sure you never worked in the industry again.
Who is the boss here? Elop? Shareholders who put Elop as CEO?
Bad choice, take it like a man a deserve the money you lose, not cry like a baby.
If you don't want more Elop as CEO, next meeting talk about it.
Again if you'd actually read the article, or you didn't have the comprehension skills of a 4 year old, you wouldn't have missed this...
He doesn’t claim that Nokia didn’t know about the risks associated with the Windows Phone transtion.
Edit: This is priceless:
K) statements preceded by "believe," "expect," "anticipate," "foresee," "target," "estimate," "designed," "aim", "plans," "will" or similar expressions.
Who is the boss? Nokia o Windows?
…our ability to make Nokia products with Windows Phone a competitive choice for consumers, and together with Microsoft, our success in encouraging and supporting a competitive and profitable global ecosystem for Windows Phone smartphones that achieves sufficient scale, value and attractiveness to all market participants
For Windows Phone smartphones, no Nokia smartphones.
Greetings...... lol
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2012-05-04
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Originally Posted by automagic68
Yeah they're doing great, kind of like how Enron did great back in the day.
Don't give up on Nokia yet the Lumia900 is doing great in the US!
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2012-05-04
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Despite elop/wp fanboys outcry, there is strong merit behind lawsuit, *ıf* it's true, that information they were given was faked on purpose. Sure, anyone with a brain sized as peanut or minimal common sense *should* know from the first second, what fail (lack of) new strategy is, but still, fake info on purpose is against law. Well, at least civil one - USA faked info, shown to their "shareholders" before Iraq "new strategy" and weren't lawsuit'ed, but Elop doesn't think he is such "big", does he? 
/Estel
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2012-05-04
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Originally Posted by s4br0s0
After having used a Lumia 800 for a few weeks, I can tell you one thing: There is no such thing as a "windows phone smartphone".
For Windows Phone smartphones, no Nokia smartphones.
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2012-05-04
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Originally Posted by s4br0s0
Without shareholders there is no Companys.
Now shareholders think WP strategy is a fraud?
I lose money so i sue?
They deserve to lose more money and lose the lawsuit for being ingenuous (for no say an strongs words).
This is more funny everyday.
Greetings.
Personally I think THIS REALLY WAS THE TIME STOCKHOLDERS WAKED!
but my guess is NOTHING will change anyway...
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2012-05-04
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Originally Posted by HanzBlix
Is good to be in same page as someone and still discuss poitns of view.
Then your comprehension skills are on the WP fail scale, they teach comprehension to 5 year olds by the way.
If you came to me and said here buy this, and the reasons are that I don't know the reasons, I'd laugh in your face because you're clearly not a good seller.
If you sold me junk on false information however, which Elop did, I'd never buy anything from you ever again, and I'd tell everyone around me not to listen to this clown, ever heard of word of mouth?.
If you were employed by me, I'd fire your *** and do everything in my power to make sure you never worked in the industry again.
Who's disputing this? Who's crying? Sometimes talking about stuff doesn't get the message through, sometimes you have to take action to make sure everyone knows what the deal really is.
Again if you'd actually read the article, or you didn't have the comprehension skills of a 4 year old, you wouldn't have missed this...
Did you have a point there? or did you think using pretty colours would mask the fact that your arguments lacked any substance?
Greetings...... lol
My point is very simple, the shareholder(s) can't cry because they should know what the risk are (and should know all the reasons, "we" [you and i] didn't), and they deserve lose money.
To me this is funny and sad, because a lot of people see this coming (Nokia falling down, not going up with WP strategy), but what we know??? We are consumers, if they marketing us a pink elephant as the super duper last thing, we probably buy it, right?
I totally understand what you mean and trust me, we are on the same page but saying different.
Greetings.
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2012-05-04
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Can we please not turn this topic into yet another OS bashing & Willy waving thread.
This is a rather serious sign of the "share holders" distrust in the path that Nokia have chosen that has the possibility to create a rippling effect throughout the business. But then It may just just be a flash in the pan, do we know who and how many of these shareholders have signed up in agreement to this lawsuit?
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This is a rather serious sign of the "share holders" distrust in the path that Nokia have chosen that has the possibility to create a rippling effect throughout the business. But then It may just just be a flash in the pan, do we know who and how many of these shareholders have signed up in agreement to this lawsuit?
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2012-05-04
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Originally Posted by erendorn
what for? From the perspective of someone who loved Nokia because of the open, powerful smartphones they build, for the innovation behind maemo... Why should I be interested in them to somehow "survive" while throwing all these assets into the bin? What good is a Nokia that sells just crap? If they really want to die, let them.
lol
but I really think partnering with Microsoft was a good thing to do. Some people at Nokia just didn't quite understood the concept of "transition", let alone gradual, smooth or progressive transition.. It's too late now, you cannot revive stuff, so let's just hope for them that WP will save them in the end.
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2012-05-04
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I don't remember where, but I remember someone saying something to the effect that "thinking of using a little Microsoft software in your company is akin to thinking about getting a little pregnant".
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