WSJ: Audi, BMW, and Daimler agree to buy Nokia's HERE mapping business for around $2.7 billion Comments

• AnonD-379539
• y$e
• 23 Jul 2015

Dinesh, 23 Jul 2015this is definately nokia connecting people2 thumbs up !

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• OS
• nwZ
• 23 Jul 2015

Anonymous, 22 Jul 2015i hope this will not affect HERE map on android. its best offline mappingI agree with you.

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• Dinesh
• LGe
• 23 Jul 2015

this is definately nokia connecting people

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• AnonD-178450
• Y24
• 22 Jul 2015

Buy for around $7 Billion and sell for $2.7 Billion, only Nokia!

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• irl-t
• gxu
• 22 Jul 2015

at least it stays in Europe.

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• Smuti
• pu0
• 22 Jul 2015

Terrible news. And Nokia really sucks at selling, selling it to such a consortium for way less then what you paid in the first place, yes ladies and gents this is the amazing Nokia. No wonder they are barely afloat.

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• AnonD-419706
• LFJ
• 22 Jul 2015

Yogesh, 22 Jul 2015If everything is sold out, what will Nokia do next?Nokia still mskes most of the hardware need for cellphone infrastructure to work wolrdwide. Also they still owns lots of patents

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• Yogesh
• KAc
• 22 Jul 2015

If everything is sold out, what will Nokia do next?

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• AnonD-265341
• xsY
• 22 Jul 2015

I think its a great move, al current navi in cars are usless. Hopefully this will change that!

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• 7maid
• S1x
• 22 Jul 2015

if it happened, lets hope it won't be exclusive for cars only. It should always be available for mobile phones.

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• Anonymous
• J5P
• 22 Jul 2015

Will they keep it free?

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• Anonymous
• 0k%
• 22 Jul 2015

Will se what they'll do with the best maps...

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• Anonymous
• sEx
• 22 Jul 2015

i hope this will not affect HERE map on android. its best offline mapping

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