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      <title>Dear Nokia</title>
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      <description>I told you so.</description>
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      <title>The future of Nokia</title>
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      <description>Here&amp;rsquo;s an interesting article from Michael Gartenberg about the future of Nokia. He touches on some of the things that I talked about in a previous post but completely misses out the experience of using a modern Nokia phone which I still believe is their biggest failing. There&amp;rsquo;s no point in producing great hardware if the actual experience of using that hardware is poor due to creaky operating systems. Just look at HTC&amp;rsquo;s Windows Mobile phones.</description>
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      <title>Mobile Metrics</title>
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      <description>AdMob have announced their Mobile Metrics report [PDF] for 2009 and it makes for some pretty interesting reading. The unstoppable rise of the iPhone OS is to be expected, but it&amp;rsquo;s nice to see this graph showing change over the last 6 months shows the 3 innovative operating systems all on the rise and everyone else in decline.
 Image credit to AdMob of course
A couple of points worth noting&amp;hellip;  the fact that Windows Mobile&amp;rsquo;s share has now reached a level with Palm&amp;rsquo;s webOS and given their current trajectories is actually probably already behind.</description>
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