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Comments Related To: Will New Nokia's N97 Touch Phone Be Cheap Enough for U.S? They Called it "the mystery device"

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Olympia : WA : USA | 11 months ago  
They called it Nokia's mystery device. The Nokia N97 is it? Nokia announced a do-everything flagship smart phone , the N97, in Barcelona on Tuesday. The N97 combines a whole bunch of...
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    Posted By vishnughimire vishnughimire | 11 months ago
    Nokia launched a flagship phone to update its aging high-end offering, but analysts said the device would not be enough on its own to help the world's top mobile phone maker recover lost market share.

    Nokia continues to lead the global market for smartphones -- handsets with computer-like features such as email -- but it has lost significant share to Apple's iPhone and RIM's Blackberry, worrying investors and analysts as this is expected to weigh on the Finnish group's profit margins.

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    Posted By vishnughimire vishnughimire | 11 months ago
    Nokia takes on rivals with N97 touch-screen phone
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    Posted By johnnyg johnnyg | 11 months ago
    "But Nokia's high-end phones have been largely irrelevant in a North American market dominated by Apple, Microsoft, and RIM's Blackberry handhelds.... Those carriers have largely declined to subsidize Nokia's phones, leaving them hundreds of dollars more expensive than the competition."

    That doesn't seem fair practice, does it?
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    Reply By vishnughimire vishnughimire | 11 months ago
    Hi Johnnyg
    Yes that is true in one sense but people are more closer to the brand
    then the gadget. As Nokia has been doing a lot for advertisement too mostly in third world countries.

    Thank you for your comment!
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    Posted By vishnughimire vishnughimire | 11 months ago

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