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BGR takes a pop at Wired: Outrage at the rewriting of Mobile History

| April 5, 2013 | 50 Replies
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Hey, I just noticed a picture of me (or at least a reflection) on a BGR article from last June.

Anyway, with that aside, there’s quite a thought provoking article from   at BGR who is outraged at the way the history of mobile phones has been rewritten by ‘many Americans’.

http://bgr.com/2013/04/04/american-mobile-phone-history-revision-criticism-412820/

It seems to be in response to articles that surmise the history of phones as being Moto to Sidekick to BlackBerry to iPhone, namely this one from Wired. Tero wants a global perspective – history beyond North America.

Tero feels that marginalising the truth and ignoring the significance Nokia has played is not insulting only to Nokia and the Finns but 80% of those that experienced mobile since 1990. Nokia was the creator of many breakthrough technologies in mobile. If we’re going to talk about history, we can’t ignore Nokia.

I guess they say History is written by the winners. You can see from the Bieber generation that as far as they’re aware, Apple invented everything.

Cheers capedonut for the tip!

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