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No doubt there is plenty of MS hatred... I guess my question is maybe a little different, if Nokia is in that much trouble, then isn't WP7 a gamble? Its not
by TheCondor 16y ago
No doubt there is plenty of MS hatred...
I guess my question is maybe a little different, if Nokia is in that much trouble, then isn't WP7 a gamble? Its not just flying off the shelf where Android on the other hand is. Two losers don't usually make a winner. I don't know, seems like Google is all in with Android, they've got a pipeline, they've established themselves and proven themselves and they are legitimately competing with iPhone.
Now if they think WP7 is the future and it's going to take the market away from iPhone and Android then it makes sense, but I don't know that anyone really thinks that, it might carve out a niche but it's not going to beat the other guys. There are now iPhone, Android, RIM, WebOS and WP7 in the smart phone market, seems like a lot to me.
- ma2rten 16y agoI think it's actually the other way around, moving to Android would be the bigger gamble. What would differentiate Nokia from any other company that develops phones for Android?
- linuxhansl 16y agoNokia could go back and focus on great hardware.