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The company is already in deep trouble. Former Microsoft employee - now Nokia president Eltop gave up Symbian, fired a lot of developers, and is losing market s
by SlipperySlope 15y ago
The company is already in deep trouble. Former Microsoft employee - now Nokia president Eltop gave up Symbian, fired a lot of developers, and is losing market share worldwide.
Note that while Nokia is targeting first-time smpartphone buyers, since the launch many AT&T sales reps have been suggesting that those customers buy the iPhone as their first smart phone.
- fidotron 15y agoIndeed, they've just posted this: http://press.nokia.com/2012/04/11/nokia-lowers-devices-services-first-quarter-2012-outlook-and-provides-second-quarter-2012-outlook/ http://press.nokia.com/2012/04/11/nokia-lowers-devices-servi... Shares are badly hit.