Nokia slides into survival mode...

By sjr4x4 : Administrator
Published 14th June 2012 | Last comment 12th July 2012

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devbalic : Growing Business
19th June 2012 1:27 PM

“Is it me or has devbalic reworded Dreamravens post?

...finger sliding to the ban button as he waits to hear an interesting reason why...

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I really sorry for this actually my little bro was doing this coping and pasting stuff.. I should have log out from the account. If you still think that you want to ban then please go through my previous posts as well.

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19th June 2012 2:43 PM

Originally Posted by devbalic

“I really sorry for this actually my little bro was doing this coping and pasting stuff..”

lol, I wasn't actually expecting a reply, so 10/10

Just keep your little bro off the forum

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22nd June 2012 1:06 PM

This time its me not my bro! I really agree with the topic that Nokia is sliding towards the survival mode. I use Samsung mobile and it has variety of devices to select and they also cheap. The one thing makes Nokia a secondary option is the "Android".

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22nd June 2012 4:17 PM

Interesting point about whether its beneficial for them to keep releasing new models - on the one hand technology becomes redundant so quickly that not to produce new models would mean they would no longer be seen as cutting edge however with a 'designer brand' such as apple this could dilute their brand!

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12th July 2012 11:38 AM

Nokia has no more big screen mobiles. Mostly Nokia introduce small mobiles in mind of rich and poor and also middle class family. But nowadays Samsung, Apple, Blackberry are very popular than Nokia.

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12th July 2012 12:38 PM

I am not very surpised at all by this. I think most people have been expecting this. I also think, Blackberry could be next in line, in next 5 years. It's still a major player in corporate messaging, but for how long?

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