Comments on: Video: 23 minutes with Elop: Nearly going Android, Nokia now moving at fastest speed, on par with any other.

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By: Rant

Rant — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 00:39:51 +0000

No it shouldn’t be judgedg on differenr criteria OS wise. Rather not, what I mean is stat for stat comparison. How can you compare the numbers from something that is selling worldwide to something that isn’t and doesn’t even provide certain services in the market where it is sold.

The 2 million sold is uncomparable to Symbians 20 million because Symbian has afar broader market. Ofcourse the problem of WP7, but comparing and then saying Symbian is the far better seller and wp is dwindeling doesn’t seem correct. Do you get what I mean?

By: Szilárd-Erwin Szogyényi

Szilárd-Erwin Szogyényi — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 19:28:52 +0000

23 de minute cu CEO-ul Nokia, Stephen Elop; iată ideile şi planurile de viitor ale duetului Microsoft + Nokia (Video)…

Vorbind în cadrul evenimentului Abu Dhabi Media Summit, CEO-ul Nokia, Stephen Elop a oferit detalii despre parteneriatul cu Microsoft şi planurile de viitor ale companiei pe care o conduce. Nici subiecte precum Symbian sau Android nu a fost ocoli…

By: Shmerl

Shmerl — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 16:43:45 +0000

> I.Dont.Care! As soon as the Nokia WP7 devices
> hit the market, I am purchasing one

Blood diamonds?-) Those who have disrespect to MS have it on moral grounds.

By: Jason

Jason — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 15:26:56 +0000

Something about this deal seems fishy. I think something that has struck me the hardest is the idea that was expressed by Elop a while back where he said something to the effect of “We must switch from MeeGo because it wont be read till the end of the year at the earliest” and then we find out that WP7 Nokia phones wont be out till the “end of the year at the earliest” How is this progress and not BS?

I guess it is just a pet peeve. Maybe Nokia will suprise me and get a WP7 phone out in the next month or 2.

By: Rant

Rant — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 13:50:22 +0000

But is he banging 7 gram rocks? Because I don’t know how he rolls.

By: yasu

yasu — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 13:44:01 +0000

“But I don’t think the WP7 announcment is influencing the share price right now. What probably does is the lack of visible selling power Nokia has right now.”

I agree. But the damage has been done and the effects are still felt. Let’s wait for Q1 figures.

By: Rant

Rant — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 13:40:22 +0000

Ah well, I couldn’t care less what the stock does or what happens to Nokia as long is remains to exist.

But I don’t think the WP7 announcment is influencing the share price right now. What probably does is the lack of visible selling power Nokia has right now.

No new 2011 flagship, no WP7 device in the foreseeable future. In fact no real new devices launched/announced over the past 4/5 months.

Coupled with lower profit views by analysts that makes shareholders sell that is a bigger factor of influence right now than the actual announcement.

In a nutshell; lower proift and shipments in Q1, no big sales succes ahead. No materialisation of WP deal.

By: Shawn

Shawn — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 13:31:52 +0000

I like Elop as the CEO.. he wins here and wins there.. he is Bi-winning!!

By: yasu

yasu — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 13:22:22 +0000

“If the stock is stable over a month and suddenly it drops again you don’t look at events that happened a month back it has to do with recent events.”

I follow the Nokia stock and the tech sector everyday, I’m aware of the variations.

The stock could reach a new low because someone said something on a Friday that erased all the gains made from the previous low, and made it more vulnerable.