Enrique Gutierrez
3:39 AM (edited) - PublicElop needs to go
Nokia doesn't need to lay off 10,000 people to save Nokia.
Just 1.
News: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-06-14/nokia-to-cut-10-000-jobs-as-elop-tries-to-stanch-losses.html
h/t +Mike Elgan
Nokia doesn't need to lay off 10,000 people to save Nokia.
Just 1.
News: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-06-14/nokia-to-cut-10-000-jobs-as-elop-tries-to-stanch-losses.html
h/t +Mike Elgan
anirudh r5:29 AM (edited)
I agree! Elop could've announced that they were doing Windows Phone in parallel, rather than accelerate the death of Symbian by saying they were killing it. Bad bad decision...
martin nieveg8:43 AM
Either he's the worst CEO in history or he did it on purpose. I wouldn't put it past him to try bleeding out the company.
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Bart Stoffels
9:33 AM (edited) - PublicDus +Nokia slankt af om een overname door Facebook te vermijden?
Julian Jest, Research Analyst at Informa Telecoms & Media.
"This really doesn’t come as a big surprise, in making the cuts to its workforce, Nokia will buy itself more time as it seeks to turn around its recent woes. Despite the backing from Microsoft to implement the Windows Phone OS, Nokia’s revenue has been on the decline and their credit...
Expand this post »Julian Jest, Research Analyst at Informa Telecoms & Media.
"This really doesn’t come as a big surprise, in making the cuts to its workforce, Nokia will buy itself more time as it seeks to turn around its recent woes. Despite the backing from Microsoft to implement the Windows Phone OS, Nokia’s revenue has been on the decline and their credit...
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Mace Moneta
4:20 AM - PublicAt $90/copy of W8 for ARM vs. $0 for Android, Nokia has positioned itself for failure. The market for $700-$1000 smartphones is pretty small. If they try to compete on price, they will have to sacrifice quality. By aligning themselves with Microsoft, they've put themselves in a lose-lose situation.
Emmanuel Bourmault5:03 AM
I didn't even know they needed to pay $90 !!!!!
This is a joke, they should put it free or at max $10 at the beginning, cause for the moment it's a failure.
This is a joke, they should put it free or at max $10 at the beginning, cause for the moment it's a failure.
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Siliconrepublic
9:30 AM - PublicTroubled mobile giant Nokia is buying technologies and IP from Swedish mobile imaging firm Scalado. It will use Scalado's site to develop imaging tech for future smartphones. The news came as 10,000 Nokia workers got the news they are to be axed.
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"Nokia recommend for the best all round experience use the 808 in its default 5mp setting. This will provide enhanced zoom capability, smaller file sizes for faster and easier sharing, greater levels of pixel oversampling and yet we believe based on our tests, still provide greater levels of details than any other smartphone." - Damian Dinning - Nokia
808 crushes any competition.
http://asia.cnet.com/camera-shootout-ii-nokia-808-pureview-vs-apple-iphone-4s-vs-htc-one-x-photos-62216507.htm
808 crushes any competition.
http://asia.cnet.com/camera-shootout-ii-nokia-808-pureview-vs-apple-iphone-4s-vs-htc-one-x-photos-62216507.htm
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Trickvilla
9:38 AM - Public
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Sean Reynolds
9:32 AM - - PublicIt's sad watching the fall of Nokia. They earned it by bringing in that Microsoft Trojan Horse how forced Windows Phone on the company. It's too bad, I like Nokia hardware, and would have heavily considered a Lumia 900 if it had Android on board, but never with Windows Phone.
Maybe they'll see the light and realize Windows phone is a dead duck.
Maybe they'll see the light and realize Windows phone is a dead duck.
