Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 28th Oct 2009 23:20 UTC
As most of you will know, Nokia slapped Apple with a patent lawsuit last week. Nokia claims that Apple's iPhone infringes upon 10 patents related to GSM, UMTS, and WiFi connectivity. In its SEC 10-K annual report filing, Apple made its first cautious response to Nokia's claims.
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Member since:2005-11-10
Nokia should focus on continuing to exist and not hemorrhaging cash. If they had to drop their entire consumer line for the sake of becoming profitable, they could do that. In this game, profitability matters, only Apple seem to be succeeding with that, with just one handset. I could not begin to count the number of handsets out there.
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Most people who buy a phone in the high-end segment buys a Nokia and RIM. Probably a 1 or 2 million of the sold Iphones are upgraders from previous versions.
The competition will be more aggressive, and Iphone has not evolved much since the 2G version. What 3G and 3GS brings stuff that the competition has had for years now.
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So you're saying Nokia should focus their business on over-priced handsets that pretty much perform the same functions as their cheaper counter parts except for pricing most consumers out of the market?