7 Nokia world records that will blow your mind!

Hmmm .I don’t want to sound cynical, but stimoemes you, as a Company, have to make a decision. And mostly this decision is not always right (which you will see in the future when your Company died or you are losing customers in high numbers).But in every decision there is a new opportunity. Let me sum up:1. There is Google + Android, they are not producing phones, but the OS itself. It’s linux, and many phone manufacturers are happy with it.2. There is HP + WebOS, IMHO when HP is doing it right, they take WebOS to higher level. Hopefully HP will push WebOS to some other hardware vendors. The underlying system is Linux (as for Android) and the API looks interesting (especially the JS API).3. There is Nokia. They do produce phone hardware and they have at least 2 promising phone OS’ (Symbian and Maemo/Linux). They have a great developer library (Qt) which runs on many hardware systems, including small form factors.4. There is Apple and its IPhone and iOS..it’s BSD and well, despite the fact that BSD is normally open, iOS is very closed source and nothing for the happy opensource dev.Android will survive, because Google can concentrat on the Software, they don’t need think about the hardware.WebOS will survive, with HP in the background and thinking that HP will do the same as Google, concentrating on the software, it will be a good competitor to Googles Android.Apple will survive (even with a smaller market share), because of their design, not their technique, eventually it’s better for them to take android or webos on the iphones and just design the form of mobile devices.Nokia will go away, after several years of expanding, Nokia will come to its EOL.Nokia is an elephant in regards to their production. Hardware production + Software production is a way you can’t go anymore.But what about Nokia and Qt?Thinking in terms of a KDE developer, when time comes they should fork the Qt project and do their own things. KDE has a lot of Qt core developers on board, so it shouldn’t be a problem.Anyways, Nokia had to make a decision, if they didn’t IMHO their business will die much faster then it will now.

Fae7o do Fe1bio minhas paaavrls. Sou jornalista e comando programa de re1dio das 06h as 10h em uma emissora no sul do paeds. Uma de minhas patrocinadoras e9 revenda de celulares. Comprei ha 2 anos meu N95, tenho ele ate9 hj, porem, esses tempos recebi de presente desta msm loja um Iphone pra que eu possa brincar com ele e ir contando a experiencia aos meus ouvintes. Cara, confesso que sou mais NOKIA, porem, ela sf3 esqueceu de seguir o caminho, parou de vez. Sorte que ne3o quis um N97 quando me ofereceram, se ne3o estaria ate9 hj falando mal, je1 que foi isso que led aqui msm no seu blog. Ne3o sei se a NOKIA tem alguma carta na manga, mas pelo visto je1 je1 vai perder ate9 pros shing-ling. Abrae7o