Really interesting article. I don't think Nokia will do well in the United States with this phone because the iPhone and Android already dominate the market and according to this article, it doesn't seem like Nokia has anything special to offer with its new phone.
It's strange that Nokia does have good market share worldwide, but always has seemed to miss the mark in the United States. I wonder if this means the rest of the world is ahead of the Untied States by being avid users of Nokia.
I found it interesting that Nokia now seems to want to get into the market with smartphones such as the iPhone and Android systems. Nokia is still an industry leader because of the 40 percent of handsets sold worldwide, but their advances will not compare and compete with the higher quality services here in the United States. The N8 and E7 from Nokia could be great and launches next week...I guess we will have to wait and see how the market sales are for Nokia's new smartphones against top companies such as Apple and Google.
Really interesting article. I don't think Nokia will do well in the United States with this phone because the iPhone and Android already dominate the market and according to this article, it doesn't seem like Nokia has anything special to offer with its new phone.
ReplyDeleteIt's strange that Nokia does have good market share worldwide, but always has seemed to miss the mark in the United States. I wonder if this means the rest of the world is ahead of the Untied States by being avid users of Nokia.
I found it interesting that Nokia now seems to want to get into the market with smartphones such as the iPhone and Android systems. Nokia is still an industry leader because of the 40 percent of handsets sold worldwide, but their advances will not compare and compete with the higher quality services here in the United States. The N8 and E7 from Nokia could be great and launches next week...I guess we will have to wait and see how the market sales are for Nokia's new smartphones against top companies such as Apple and Google.
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