Nokia makes smartphones. Sure, they make (a lot of) dumbphones, but they also make (a lot of) smartphones. That graph was of app store visits, and thus only c

Nokia makes smartphones. Sure, they make (a lot of) dumbphones, but they also make (a lot of) smartphones. That graph was of app store visits, and thus only counts smartphones. I've not heard an agreed definition of smartphone, but by all the various definitions I've heard, Nokia devices like the N8 are smartphones: * Downloadable apps? Check. * Downloadable apps written in a language that can segfault? Check. * App store? Check. * Large colour screen? Check. * Touch screen? Check. (This one's a pretty debatable requirement though.) * Desktop-equivalent web browser? Check. * Flash? Check. (Hehe.) * Sends and receives email? Check. * Share your 3G connection over USB, Bluetooth or wifi? Check. * Called "iPhone"? Ch... ah, damn. I'm not trying to get into an argument about which device is a better smartphone, but I cannot understand when people say things like "Nokia can't compete against smartphones".