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What does this mean for Nokia's remaining feature-phone business? I was under the impression that there was still a global market for people wanting cheap, low
by AndrewDucker 13y ago
What does this mean for Nokia's remaining feature-phone business?
I was under the impression that there was still a global market for people wanting cheap, low-function, phones.
- mrweasel 13y agoI was thinking the same thing. What is Microsoft going to do with that part of the business, that's the part that's doing well. Nokias feature phones are still huge in Africa and large parts of Asia. If Microsoft is just going to ignore that part of the business, then they are opening the marked for the competitors. If they just bought Nokia for their smartphone, then they are making a giant mistake.
- mongol 13y agoI think they will operate it as long as it runs a decent profit.