Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 12th Aug 2009 22:38 UTC
Two of the losers in the smartphone wars are cuddling up. Historic enemies Microsoft and Nokia today announced a wide ranging partnership covering mobile software, services, and eventually GUIs. Or as the execs put it today, as they exchanged dopey-eyed looks, the pair will "jointly design a range of new user experiences".
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by timofonic on Thu 13th Aug 2009 00:46 UTC
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2006-01-26
Maybe not totally, but they are losing weight due to Apple and Google. Even Palsm is getting market.
Windows Mobile or whatever is called is still used, but people end hating it because of bugs and lately is losing market.
Symbian phones has sometimes annying bugs too. it's losing market too and even Sony Ericsson is going to resease an Android-based phone.
Losers? Maybe still not, but competence is very active now. A partner with Microsoft lately is a desesperate move to get profit, but having too many risks.
Member since:
2006-01-26
Maybe not totally, but they are losing weight due to Apple and Google. Even Palsm is getting market.
Windows Mobile or whatever is called is still used, but people end hating it because of bugs and lately is losing market.
Symbian phones has sometimes annying bugs too. it's losing market too and even Sony Ericsson is going to resease an Android-based phone.
Losers? Maybe still not, but competence is very active now. A partner with Microsoft lately is a desesperate move to get profit, but having too many risks.