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by digi_owl
4086 days ago
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The argument against going Android was to avoid being another "me to" company. Back then the mantra of the Nokia leadership was "differentiation" (it was basically their response to why they could not open source the power management on the N800). And if one look at the current Android market, they may be right. Samsung is only where it is right now because of a massive marketing push in the last few years. |
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