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but other companies like htc, motorola etc. can also manufacture WP7 phones. and nokia cannot make too many changes to functionality even if allowed as it woul
by stopmi 16y ago
but other companies like htc, motorola etc. can also manufacture WP7 phones.
and nokia cannot make too many changes to functionality even if allowed as it would fragment the WP7 app-market. even gui based changes would kill the ui-consistency that MS is touting..
so i do not understand how nokia is differentiating itself by becoming a WP7 phone manufacturer...
- iqster 16y agoI think it is about the developer/apps/market place "ecosystem". Elop mentioned that in the burning platform memo. I'd give Microsoft some credit in their developer relationship machine that's already in place. The deal makes sense to me in terms of economies of scale ... more popular OS = more developers/apps.