Uhm, no? Nokia was (relatively speaking) a software company. The South Korean and Chinese manufacturers, which are closer to production, excelled while the soft

Uhm, no? Nokia was (relatively speaking) a software company. The South Korean and Chinese manufacturers, which are closer to production, excelled while the software companies like Nokia, RIM and Palm didn't. The iPhone was ahead of the market and despite the turbulence Nokia had caught up as of the N9. By then it didn't matter though. Because between Android being free and the importance of apps there were no longer much of a place for them in the market.