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2012-07-10
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Originally Posted by gerbick
And I really don get why the **** tdid they buy smartherphone? Talk about burning money...
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2012-07-10
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Originally Posted by misterc
yes YOU will
m@ke$$h!t just wrote off 6.4 billion small change for their search fiasco
in 10 years at most nobody will even remember m@ke$$h!t
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2012-07-10
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Originally Posted by specc
I am sure there will be PLENTY of followers who will buy W8 stuff. Because most people are followers.
Even a stupid man can grow big potatoes.
The problem for Nokia is not over. They may get some solid WP8 products out, but the low end is shaky. WP7 may be pushed lower, but there is a limit.
They will have to shrink further, Nokia is still too large. How are they going to do that? I see some huge cuts in the "next billion" coming soon.
No doubt in that. But the most stupid is those people who buys WP products comming from Nokia.
If you want a WP phone go for somne other company. Because Nokia are loosers and should die. Reason: They didnt take the fight! And the board are a bunch of fools who deserve to get fired ASAP.
Personally I go for a smaller company and hope they success and can release some cool geek device atleast once a year.
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2012-07-10
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#114
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Originally Posted by Zoxir
I know that. Everybody around the world.
Ever wonder who made symbian all this years?
But Stephen Elop did not remember that... a lot of CIOs and CEOs around the world think like him.
I have studied cases like Nokia and they do that, when an enterprise has problems with OPEX.
They prefer to increase CAPEX and decrease OPEX.
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2012-07-11
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#116
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I still think the writing was on the wall back in 2010 when J Allard wrote his now infamous goodbye note...
Originally Posted by J Allard
Seems like Ballmer finally listened.
Decide. Change. Reinvent.
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2012-07-11
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maybe i should have read it too before posting it, huhthanks for the anecdote!