Hey All,
I think that Nokia really needs to be applauded for strengthening the core of their company. I know many of us (myself included) were not pleased with the way the launch of their WP8 devices was handled, but I think the Nokia we see right now is on a much better path than a few months ago. They have done some needed restructuring/selling of non essential assets, launched a flagship phone, and have phones on 3 of America's largest carriers. Now they are launching in China and seem to be building some confidence with investors. Does this mean the time is right for a CES tablet announcement? This isn't so much a discussion of rumors or anything like that, rather just opinions. Do you think Nokia will continue to strengthen its position before expanding into a brand new territory, or do you think they'd be wise to strike while the iron's hot?
I think that Nokia really needs to be applauded for strengthening the core of their company. I know many of us (myself included) were not pleased with the way the launch of their WP8 devices was handled, but I think the Nokia we see right now is on a much better path than a few months ago. They have done some needed restructuring/selling of non essential assets, launched a flagship phone, and have phones on 3 of America's largest carriers. Now they are launching in China and seem to be building some confidence with investors. Does this mean the time is right for a CES tablet announcement? This isn't so much a discussion of rumors or anything like that, rather just opinions. Do you think Nokia will continue to strengthen its position before expanding into a brand new territory, or do you think they'd be wise to strike while the iron's hot?