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I agree most of the non-WP phones are feature phones (though the Aisha line is on the border from my understanding), and that feature phones are going to evapor
by aik 14y ago
I agree most of the non-WP phones are feature phones (though the Aisha line is on the border from my understanding), and that feature phones are going to evaporate outside developing nations, however the "developing nations market" is still very large and potentially very lucrative.
- shareme 14y agothe fastest growing market in developing nations is the low cost smartphone at $50 or less. Nokia is getting killed in all three areas equally, combined that with being Osborned once by the CEO and once by MS as a partner and you have the current Nokia junk bond status situation.