I agree with OP. I have mentioned once in a comment.
Windows seems to have gotten a bad reputation over the last few years and it seems the current trend is to "hate on windows". But I do see the tide turning.
Never-the-less, Nokia doesn't mention windows (or at least they do with subtlety) and I think that's a reason for it's success as well. It's similar to the iPhone marketing strategy in a way (one device - one experience - high quality status symbol attached).
Windows seems to have gotten a bad reputation over the last few years and it seems the current trend is to "hate on windows". But I do see the tide turning.
Never-the-less, Nokia doesn't mention windows (or at least they do with subtlety) and I think that's a reason for it's success as well. It's similar to the iPhone marketing strategy in a way (one device - one experience - high quality status symbol attached).
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