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China market: Booming sales of Windows Phones could be short-lived, say sources >> Digitimes
According to Michel van der Bel, COO of the Greater China region at Microsoft, sales of Windows Phones have accounted for 7% in China's smartphone segment recently, compared to a 6% share for Apple's iPhones.<p>

The strong sales enjoyed by Lumia phones at present are typical short-term results for the newly launched model, and it remains to be seen whether the sales momentum will continue, commented industry sources.<p>

Given that sales of iPhones totaled over five million units in China in the first quarter of 2012, it would be difficult for Windows Phone models to yield the same results in a quarter, the sources commented.


Party poopers.
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4 days ago by guardiantech
Worries mount as Nokia burns through cash | Reuters
- bit of a non-story. If Nokia doesn't turn things around in the next 24 months, it's game over anyway whether they still have cash in the bank or not. Microsoft can't wait that long
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8 days ago by renaissancechambara
Nokia's last stand: can the 147-year-old company design its way back? (Wired UK)
"It's not something people would explicitly ask for," Ahtisaari says. "But when given it, it's deeply beneficial. Glanceability has to do with eye contact and allowing people to be present for each other [in conversation]." The ability to interpret things at a glance, he says, is "hard-wired into us as organisms; it's just the way we are".
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10 days ago by tealtan
Monitor: Power from thin air | The Economist
2009, Nokia, the world’s largest handset-maker, raised eyebrows with research showing that this approach could scavenge nearly 100 times as much energy as Dr Smith’s approach. Markku Rouvala, an engineer at Nokia Research Centre in Cambridge, England, harvested as much as 5 milliwatts of power using a “wide band” receiver capable of mopping up radio signals between 500MHz and 10GHz—including radio, TV, Wi-Fi and mobile-phone signals—from nearby transmitters. It takes at least 20 milliwatts to keep a mobile phone operating in standby mode, but Nokia hopes that power scavenging might eventually deliver 50 milliwatts, enough to trickle-charge a phone.
the-economist  nokia  patente  akku  laden  radio  wlan  innovation  energie 
11 days ago by bastian
Scott Foe's Web Log: Opinion: What The Fuck N-Gage?
a three-hundred-plus-pages discourse composed of entirely one sentence, about hard drives, repeated over and over (and over) again …
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11 days ago by toddsattersten
Nokia's last stand: can the 147-year-old company design its way back? >> Wired UK
Lengthy writeup of where Nokia is at the moment. We would humbly submit that if you've read our interview with Marko Ahtisaari, and other Nokia coverage, you know most of this already. But read it and see what else you get.
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11 days ago by guardiantech
Nokia's last stand: can the 147-year-old company design its way back? (Wired UK)
I am a fan of Marko Ahtisaari this piece with the Vimeo of Marko talking about the Meebo and N9 would be a great gem. Elop gutted a major part of Marko's platform to design and innovate, which is a serious problem in my view.
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12 days ago by vanderwal

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