Will Nokia’s Windows Mobile Phone Deliver?

By Edward Harrison On Oct 26, 2011

Mashable says the Nokia Lumia 800 could be the best Windows Phone yet. The Wall Street Journal is a little more sceptical of Nokia’s Windows Mobile phone launch though. Take a look.

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Dave Holden says 13 years ago

I think they are going to find it tough, however it’s clear both M$ and Nokia are going to spend big in a effort to make an impression on the smart phone market. Much as I detest almost everything about M$ I hope they don’t crash and burn because if M$ has shown us anything it’s what happens to a market when one vendor dominates..
spc says 13 years ago

Microsoft can compete only from position of total dominance (think desktop ), thus I don’t see them viable in mobile space.
Besides, their “patent trolling” practices are going to return and bite them in their posterior. Linux tax, my ass.

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