Stephen Elop talks about Nokia's prospects in D9 interview Comments

• Maedhros
• McX
• 02 Jun 2011

I'm not sure if I am reading too much between the lines. But reading Elop's hopes for Samsung's success with WP7, it gives me the feeling that the Nokia-M$ deal was more about M$ wanting to push their WP7 than Nokia trying to sort out its current mess.

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• Anonymous
• Qug
• 02 Jun 2011

Once a big fan of Nokia, I feel so sorry to hear that Nokia wants the competitor's success. Actually I doubt Samsung really wants to push Windows Phone 7, as they have publicly announced that more than 50% of their smartphones will be Android and 35-40+% will be Bada..that means WP7 counts around 10% or so. My bet is they will manufacture 1 highend and 2 midranges...at most.

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• AntiNokia
• IWT
• 02 Jun 2011

I think the biggest loosers of the decade are the nokia.. they dont know where they hedding to. I think better of with Apple and Android not with nokia, microsoft

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• simple user
• Sve
• 02 Jun 2011

And one question: Do you really believe Nokia will survive till Q4'2011 to see release of Nokia WP7 phone?

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• simple user
• Sve
• 02 Jun 2011

if you do not get it - Nokia days are counted. That was because of way too many bad decisions. Also what that CEO has told in the interview was 100% copy&paste from his previous media appearances.. Wondering is that on purpose?

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• von
• v0q
• 02 Jun 2011

I wonder what would Samsung feel if they read this.

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• Anonymous
• MVg
• 02 Jun 2011

i used to sony experia x1 on windows platform and battery only used to last 3 hours!

smae thing will happen to nokia phones. bad move nokia. stick to symbian or move to android.

android is the future.

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• zymo
• JJK
• 02 Jun 2011

...and s.elop shows the n9 in that video.

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• x
• ptQ
• 02 Jun 2011

Anonymous, 02 Jun 2011looking at nokia's profits and shares their not even close to the other manufactures.. They ha... morenokia could make more cash bringing in basic, reliable phones with minimal os

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• Balmer
• Iax
• 02 Jun 2011

no comments yet ? So, how much ? 19 bilions, 10 bilions? How much does it worth?

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• Anonymous
• mga
• 02 Jun 2011

looking at nokia's profits and shares their not even close to the other manufactures.. They have to step up their game...

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