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To: Road Walker who wrote (531)9/10/2012 6:20:27 PM
From: Lahcim Leinad  Respond to of 580
 
I still think Samsung is not going to let Nokia walk away with the W8 winnings.

In the US, a customer being confronted with a W8 phone that's a clone of the top of the line Samsung Android is going to be more tempted to go that tried and true route, than the - now to most US customers - "new" unknown and untried Nokia vendor.

Donno about the rest of the world. Shall see...



To: Road Walker who wrote (531)9/11/2012 2:47:25 AM
From: Tumbleweed1 Recommendation  Respond to of 580
 
Avoiding Android where Samsung is taking all the share? At least with WP8 they have a shot at being the top dog in that ecosystem

But if they are tied to Softy, they cant take any of the users who like the phone but want Android. I would have thought that having an Android version in addition to WP8 would not cost too much more to do.

Its having WP8 only that i don't understand


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