Not to mention, they're going to be playing Samsung's game, and will likely lose that. Sure they have good hardware, but Samsung has a huge head start and owns

Not to mention, they're going to be playing Samsung's game, and will likely lose that. Sure they have good hardware, but Samsung has a huge head start and owns so much of the Android market (95% of all profits according to [1]) that I think Nokia will be another HTC or Sony that might have a good phone or two, but with nothing to really differentiate themselves, they'll fold. Not to mention, I think Samsung has such tight vertical integration (they manufacture a lot of the parts themselves) that anyone looking to get into Android is going to have a tough time really competing with Samsung. [1] http://www.zdnet.com/samsung-undisputed-android-king-takes-95-percent-of-q1-profits-7000015479/ http://www.zdnet.com/samsung-undisputed-android-king-takes-9...