Lumia 800 review: Nokia's back in the game
23.05.12
I’ve always been a fan of Nokia handsets. Well, I was, until a few years ago when the company broke what to me was its best series of keyboard-based smartphones, the E-Series. When it was released in 2008, the E71 was one of the best phones on the market. Then Nokia ruined it with the update, the E72, which had so many flaws in its software as to render it virtually unusable.
With some reluctance, I abandoned my decade-long relationship with Nokia devices, joining the iPhone brigade and later, as Android improved, switching to Google’s fast-growing platform.
Until recently, Espoo, Finland-based Nokia has been a company in decline, behaving like a deer caught in the twin headlights of Apple and Google, uncertain of how to react to a rapidly changing market.
The result of the paralysis (and falling market share) was a management overhaul, which saw former Microsoft executive, Canadian Stephen Elop, enlisted to take charge of the company. Soon after starting, he penned his now-famous and rather brutal “burning platform” memo, meant as a wake-up call to the Nokia troops, and surely something that will be studied in business schools for years to come.
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