eugie
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Ok,,more employees and more production team. increase more budget to come to support nokia microsoft Windows phone
Back in 2011, when Nokia decided to go All In Windows Phone, I decided that this is the best thing possible. Remember, Google was purchasing Motorola Mobility, and companies where coming out praising Google in public, but worried behind doors. Google has done well, making Motorola it's own company really and Google making phones with other companies, like the Nexus 4. That ended up well, for Google, however this is entirely different.
Microsoft is becoming a OEM. They didn't buy a small company. I mean, if they bought Kyocera, it would be different. They are small, and not a huge player. Nokia is one of the pioneers of the market. A beast, like Motorola was. HTC, Samsung and even LG aren't praising Microsoft like everyone did when Google bought Motorola. They now have to wonder, do they compete with Microsoft on their own turf ... try to dethrone the person MAKING Windows Phone ... when all of these companies are ALL READY on the fence on which platform to support? I think we will start to see less and less support from these companies, and Microsoft will have to mold it's own future.
However .. Nokia and Microsoft all ready had this. Now, Nokia and Microsoft being together, they will be able to build better products. Nokia can help Microsoft to deliver some basic features customers want -- help build a better Xbox Music App -- and help get more developers to make apps for Windows Phone.
In the end, I think this is a great move for Microsoft. It's not good if they wanted to gain the trust of other OEM's. However, I think they understand developing your own phone is a better way to be successful.
if nokia go with android then it will be good for nokia
very bad wp can not do anything
android is best for phone
no one can race with android
android is no. 1 (os)
They had an unprofitable and EXPENSIVE division. They unloaded that.
Don't worry, you are in good company. It seems like half the Nokia cheerleading squad can barely speak English if the Nokia conversations blog is any indicator.
what?!
http://i.nokia.com/blob/view/-/165196/data/5/-/Request-Nokia-results2010Q4e-pdf.pdf
they clearly had operating profit in 2010, it has even grown 50% from Q3 to Q4...
the other part of your post has the similiar credibility so I won't enter further discussion with a troll/shill/ignorant whatever
They were still going downhill.
Everyone could see the direction Nokia was going back then.
You can profit but still be headed in the wrong direction.
If you're going to screw up, screw up BIG.I have absolute faith Microsoft will try like heck to make the most of this. They might fail, but it will be a spectacular failure.
and then they hired elop to speed up that going...
how could anything possibly go wrong if they went multiOS route?
I still haven't stumbled upon any sensible reason why would they fail with Android + MeeGo + even Symbian. Or even just Android for that matter. Sony is making profits with their Xperia actually they sold more Xperias last quarter than all WP + Windows Mobile phones combined from all manufacturers!