I've read Ahonen's posts for a long time. He was an oldschool Nokia loyalist until that position became untenable. E.g. in 2010 when smartphone apps were alrea

I've read Ahonen's posts for a long time. He was an oldschool Nokia loyalist until that position became untenable. E.g. in 2010 when smartphone apps were already a thing, he was gung-ho about MMS: https://communities-dominate.blogs.com/brands/2010/06/an-inconceivable-truth-mms-is-a-global-success-at-30b-dollars.html https://communities-dominate.blogs.com/brands/2010/06/an-inc... "Compared to Facebook, MMS reaches a 3 times bigger audience - its lead is radically bigger compared to smaller social networking sites like MySpace, Twitter, Flickr etc. The same is true of the total installed base of all brands of smartphones. If you only think of apps for Apple's iPhone including the total shipments of all iPod Touch and iPad devices, MMS will reach an interactive multimedia mobile phone audience... that is 20 times larger." If you had invested based on his analysis, you'd have got a business built around last-gen messaging technology just as it was being wiped out.