Nokia's problem is that the smartphones lack coherent overall design. They are just a bunch of random features glued together. What is needed is not a "Steve J

Nokia's problem is that the smartphones lack coherent overall design. They are just a bunch of random features glued together. What is needed is not a "Steve Jobs" but a guy who can design a smartphone with a good, overall usability experience. And get rid of unneeded features to keep it simple. It must be one guy with a clear vision, not a bunch of committees and engineer groups trying to make democratic decisions, with the added bonus of financial ppl crippling the product by reducing RAM and CPU etc.