Feb 12 2011, 11:09 PM
QUOTE(mfitri77 @ Feb 12 2011, 11:05 PM)
It seems that most people are blaming Stephen Elop for the Windows Phone 7 decision.
Well, don't. That honor belongs to those people running Nokia to the ground before he came it without the associated Nokia baggage.
The only Symbian users apart from Nokia is now NTT Docomo. Samsung, Sony Ericsson all gone. They saw the writing on the wall.
Those who was in charge of Nokia, always look down on other.
Iphone came out - Who wants to buy a device with no functions, from a Californian fruit company.
Android came out - Who want to tie themselves to Google.
WinMo - Who wants the dinosaur? (For the record though, never had actually encountered a winmo virus. And this included when Atom was actually a phone).
Iphone share become bigger, still dreaming.
Now when profit margin down, marketshare down, everything down, just decide to wake up.
If we were to be frank, if we never had the good old times with the Symbian platform when they were king, we would have consigned the pile of trash long ago.
i love it.Well, don't. That honor belongs to those people running Nokia to the ground before he came it without the associated Nokia baggage.
The only Symbian users apart from Nokia is now NTT Docomo. Samsung, Sony Ericsson all gone. They saw the writing on the wall.
Those who was in charge of Nokia, always look down on other.
Iphone came out - Who wants to buy a device with no functions, from a Californian fruit company.
Android came out - Who want to tie themselves to Google.
WinMo - Who wants the dinosaur? (For the record though, never had actually encountered a winmo virus. And this included when Atom was actually a phone).
Iphone share become bigger, still dreaming.
Now when profit margin down, marketshare down, everything down, just decide to wake up.
If we were to be frank, if we never had the good old times with the Symbian platform when they were king, we would have consigned the pile of trash long ago.
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