Nokia/Motorola/etc tried to compete and research but ultimately failed. This is not a counterargument, but rather underlines the cutthroat nature of internation

Nokia/Motorola/etc tried to compete and research but ultimately failed. This is not a counterargument, but rather underlines the cutthroat nature of international competition. > And, in the case of Nokia specifically, maybe they would still be a significant player in the handset market if they had pursued profit by investing R&D into a smaller number of good handsets, They picked the wrong horse, as the saying goes. At the time it was not so obvious which thing was going to win.