Nokia, dethroned -- all hail the GM of mobile handsets

Courtesy Linux Today  Tue, 07/14/2009 - 16:31

Tech Czar: "Nokia is stuck in a rut, losing ground quickly and unable to change its ways to meet consumer demand.

Four years ago, one would find it unthinkable that the leading handset manufacturer in the world would lose more than 20% market share (that is a conservative estimate, most have it around 40%) in two or three years."

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