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I don't know why the other manufacturers haven't quit already. By staying on WP7, they're just helping Nokia, which at least was in the past one of their bigges
by nextparadigms 14y ago
I don't know why the other manufacturers haven't quit already. By staying on WP7, they're just helping Nokia, which at least was in the past one of their biggest competitors. All the credit for WP7 goes to Nokia right now, and Microsoft will also make sure of that.
If they didn't choose WP7 a year and a half ago, we wouldn't even be talking about WP7 right now, and they could've gotten rid of Nokia much more easily (which I'm sure it's something they'd like to see). But instead they sustained it until Nokia was ready to get all the credit for it, and now they'll get nothing out of it.
- underwater 14y agoIf Microsoft and Nokia can make Windows Phone work then it will be very attractive to other manafacturers. They can how up late to the party and still have something that -- in the eyes of the public -- is identical to leading product.