Trying to force your OS on hardware companies that are otherwise showing no signs of growth. It's not like WP7 proved to save Nokia either, with Stephen Elop in recent news regretting some decisions and lack of foresight when signing on to MS' plan and the competitive nature of OEM's and Android. Looks like Android is covering the bottom end as well as mid and high end pretty well, leaving a very small niche market for Nokia to appeal to.

These times are changing fast, and what a ride!


Other sources of interest:
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• Poor Nokia and RIM, and why is MS picking at their carcass'? - Tendenzi,  06-29-2012 12:07 (Views: 54; Replies: 6)
• It is like you know Apple will decline someday - Ordeith,  06-29-2012 16:18 (Views: 45)
• Sorry, where did you get that from what I said? I'm confused now. - Tendenzi,  06-29-2012 17:07 (Views: 37)
• and you continue cheerleading their issues [nt] - Ordeith,  06-29-2012 18:45 (Views: 28)
• Man, you either can debate it with defensive arguments or STFU. - Tendenzi,  06-29-2012 20:14 (Views: 35)
• wow. math fail [nt] - Ordeith,  06-30-2012 01:36 (Views: 25)
• Sorry that's a typo, obviously you aren't 125% full of shit. Although cases can be made. - Tendenzi,  06-30-2012 04:34 (Views: 38)

 

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