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I don't understand this article. It's claimed that the company realized they cannot meet their scheduled goals with MeeGo, so instead they switch to Windows Pho
by kleiba 15y ago
I don't understand this article. It's claimed that the company realized they cannot meet their scheduled goals with MeeGo, so instead they switch to Windows Phone. Yet the article call the latter "an OS still struggling to find traction in the heated smartphone market."
If that is true why would they think it could solve their problem?
- JoshTriplett 15y agoBecause unlike Meego, Windows Phone came with giant piles of money.
- nl 15y agoBecause WinPhone is a finished operating system, unlike MeeGo. Nokia's problem was they couldn't get a competitive product out quickly enough. WinPhone gives them a chance, MeeGo wouldn't have shipped in decent numbers until 2014.