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Some would argue it was what killed Nokia, too. It chose to go with Windows Phone to "be different", even though Android and iOS were already established and WP
by mtgx 10y ago
Some would argue it was what killed Nokia, too. It chose to go with Windows Phone to "be different", even though Android and iOS were already established and WP didn't have much of a market share.
- digi_owl 10y agoIt was pretty much what strangled the community efforts surrounding Maemo as well. Core pieces of early Maemo, like power management, was closed source, for "differentiation".