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... as Google hovered with their Android rescue helicopters?
by detst 16y ago
... as Google hovered with their Android rescue helicopters?
- masklinn 16y agoAndroid and WP7 make no difference for Nokia. In fact WP7 is clearly a better deal as they can talk and negotiate with Microsoft's moneyhat and they become by far the foremost WP7 phone maker. They bring a lot of hardware expertise and knowledge to Microsoft's camp. Going with Android, they'd just get to get bent. If their choice was to get out of software and choose between WP7 and Android, WP7 is a much better idea.
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- danh 16y agoIt seems that Nokia will "become by far the foremost WP7 phone maker" mostly because everyone else shuns it.
- daeken 16y agoErr, what? HTC has 3 (4? Not sure) WP7 phones, LG has at least 2, Samsung has at least 1, Dell has 1, and those are just the ones that I know about. Are there any big exceptions here except Nokia, Motorola, and Sony Ericsson?
- alxp 16y agoArguing against fanboy conventional wisdom with mere facts? Sadly I don't think that's enough.
- marshray 16y agoOh man. Nokia goes from "the foremost phone maker" in the world to "by far the foremost WP7 phone maker". What were they thinking? To the extent people vote with their feet, don't they seem to prefer Symbian (even having never heard of it) over Windows phones?