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trust me, you're not the only one who are still bitter about their idiotic decision. They had a burning ship. But instead of going into their own newly-built s
by abdulmuhaimin 6y ago
trust me, you're not the only one who are still bitter about their idiotic decision.
They had a burning ship. But instead of going into their own newly-built submarine, they trust floats full of money handed out by Microsoft.
F Im furios everytime this topic is mentioned
- bjarneh 6y ago> But instead of going into their own newly-built submarine It really was an unbelievable move. I've heard from former Nokia employees that part of the reason for this nutty strategy, was internal division inside the company. The vast majority of Nokia supported going forward with their main OS (Symbian), despite very promising results on Meego (despite having a tiny team compared with Symbian). I guess Intel and others had already dropped out of the partnership as well, they were also invested in this (Moblin), but did not invest further in it. By choosing something nobody really liked inside Nokia (Windows Phone), at least they did not choose something half the company really hated.