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2011-01-27
, 20:16
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Wow, easy there. Source?
A quick google search told me that Nokia sold 4 million N8 units in two months after the release, which is an impressive number indeed (hats off to Nokia), but also that the iPhone 4 sold 3 units in the first month after the release. So, more than the iPhone 4 and the 3gs combined... I don't think so. But the numbers also prove that the N8 is doing good, so your point is still correct
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2011-01-27
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2011-01-27
, 20:31
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They became infected by symbian people who could tell more lies than anyone else. Couple that with no vision about what they wanted - then a crazy asses vision of out googling google with the absolute pile of trash that is ovi - thanks OPK. OPK loaded the board with non entities (Mary Mcmental and her amazing ability to totally cockup everything she touches) - all yes people who didn't seem to be able to provide any time.
He managed to stall all linux work started by the previous CEO - by limiting maemo to specialist buyers, One of the key reasons for that was because the N900 was going to actually be ready to sell before the pile of horseshit that was the N97 - they didn't want the N97 to be threatened by the N900.
S40 was left to rot - its now in an advanced state of decay - they are outsourcing like crazy to india to drop R+D costs. The one thing they had that apple and google didn't have was radio and protocol experience - and as of December last year they sold that off.
So Elop is inheriting a Nokia that is at a real cross roads - a drop of 9% in market share cannot be seen as good. Android is now eating in to its mid range and lower tier devices and Apple is still wiping the floor on the high end. Carriers in North America now openly laugh in the face of Nokia devices (note the AT+T debacle).
Can Elop turn it around ? - I don't rate him so far. I've seen none of the signs of a true leader.
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2011-01-27
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fanboy crap, go home |
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He managed to stall all linux work started by the previous CEO - by limiting maemo to specialist buyers, One of the key reasons for that was because the N900 was going to actually be ready to sell before the pile of horseshit that was the N97 - they didn't want the N97 to be threatened by the N900.
S40 was left to rot - its now in an advanced state of decay - they are outsourcing like crazy to india to drop R+D costs. The one thing they had that apple and google didn't have was radio and protocol experience - and as of December last year they sold that off.
So Elop is inheriting a Nokia that is at a real cross roads - a drop of 9% in market share cannot be seen as good. Android is now eating in to its mid range and lower tier devices and Apple is still wiping the floor on the high end. Carriers in North America now openly laugh in the face of Nokia devices (note the AT+T debacle).
Can Elop turn it around ? - I don't rate him so far. I've seen none of the signs of a true leader.