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Personally, I think Nokia didn't really think anything. The management was just incompetent and they didn't have any real strategy. They had 100 teams of engine
by earnesti 3y ago
Personally, I think Nokia didn't really think anything. The management was just incompetent and they didn't have any real strategy. They had 100 teams of engineers each doing their own phone model, and were just too lazy to fire unnecessary teams and focus. Somewhere deep down they knew, that it is stupid way to do things. However the money kept flowing in, so who cares.
- tonyhart7 3y agoI think its fine, the problem is they are too late to use Android OS which is favour their own OS like Symbian or whatever their PDA use at the time if only they can copy iphone fast enough they would be a "samsung" what is today
- otherme123 3y agoThis was it for me. I gave up on Nokia when everybody around was using their Android messaging apps while I had no apps for my Nokia, or they were a lesser version (like whatsapp). Then, if I recall correctly, they went with Windows, so every move was forcing their users into a lonely corner.
- ajsnigrutin 3y agoIt was also slow and bloated... and china happened. Nokia guys would start making a mockup and a powerpoint for a new product, meetings, comittees, etc., and in that same time, the chinese would start selling the actual phone. Also elop.