[cp2_4eva]

Most of you probably already know are saw this. Here it is again. Also for those that don't/didn't know. To include myself.

Noting Nokia's History - Timeline - WSJ.com

[gsquared]

Pretty accurate for the most part. The one thing media outlets always leave out is Nokia's continued dominance in the feature phone business. To this very day most of the working phones in the world are feature phones. Thats holds true in the US and Eurpoe as well. There Ahsa line of phones are having a big impact in other parts of the world.

I am liking how Nokia is positioning themselves for the future. The Apple's and Androids of the world are cash cowing their products as they are running out of innovations to advance their platforms. Nokia on the other hand continues to rollout innovative ideas and products.

[crystal_planet]

The way I see it is Apple has one current offering and is handcuffed to an o/s that hasn't really changed since its inception. So the next iPhone will add features that will make the public say "meh", because is is starting to be perceived as stale.

Android is well, Android and seems to be more about specs of devices, rather than ecosystem.

[cp2_4eva]

Sadly humans are generally creatures of habit and that habit has been sea of icons for the past decade. Tiles are on the rise along with a fresh perspective on an effective ecosystem.