In this situation all the good will is already used, and the polite approaches have already been tried. Nothing does seem to get the message to Nokia, and now w

In this situation all the good will is already used, and the polite approaches have already been tried. Nothing does seem to get the message to Nokia, and now we have entered to the "screw you" phase. Nokia has decent hardware (good cameras, nice touchscreen and display, and some great services). They have just selected the wrong horse to deliver that. And why did they even had to select in a first place. None of their competitors have. While Elop, and Siilasmaa is on the board, nothing is going to change. That's really a sad state of Nokia. Nokia is not anymore lead by business decisions, but by some weird politics, where neither Nokia's board of directors nor their management cannot do anything about it. But whatever they do, they have lost their face already. Nokia is not a respectable company. They don't build their own success anymore.