If they can continue the path they took with the N700+ series, this is maybe the most interesting piece of news in the smartphone area since I can't remember wh

If they can continue the path they took with the N700+ series, this is maybe the most interesting piece of news in the smartphone area since I can't remember when (maybe the Palm stuff). Android/iPhone are nicely iterating and improving, but this news shows a change of strategy which can reinvigorate the competition with another strong "open" player. On the long run I would bet on Nokia against Android, because they can do the iPhone on the mass market (they are a mass market by themselves) without the fragmentation problem of Android. If well done and if Apple keeps the big brother like control on the apps etc. the iPhone would slowly go back to a super profitable niche market and keep doing an insane amount of money, but in a niche market.