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If only market shares were fixed numbers. Myspace was doing very well before facebook came along. How could a current (and falling, in nokia's case) market shar
by herval 16y ago
If only market shares were fixed numbers. Myspace was doing very well before facebook came along. How could a current (and falling, in nokia's case) market share garantee anything about the future?
- Geee 16y agoJust a heads-up: http://graphics.thomsonreuters.com/F/07/GLB_SMPHN0710.gif http://graphics.thomsonreuters.com/F/07/GLB_SMPHN0710.gif Now, they've actually started to put up competitive phones in the mid-high-end of market, and top high-end coming in spring, so I'm not sure Nokia's going to fall that much.
- aberkowitz 16y agoThere is absolutely no comparison between Nokia and Myspace. Nokia is coming out with new things like S^3 and running app contests to encourage development. Myspace failed because they did nothing when an unquestionably superior product came out.
- herval 16y agoI'll believe that when I see S^3 gaining any traction. Specially with everyone else that uses Symbian jumping on Android's bandwagon...