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To: Road Walker who wrote (9151)	5/4/2014 3:34:27 PM
From: SmoothSail	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9255

Wonder how long it will take MSFT to ruin the Lumia line. Glad I got the 1020 before it's completely destroyed. It's got a great 41 MP camera but you have to put up with Windows 8.

To: Road Walker who wrote (9151)	5/6/2014 12:10:17 PM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 9255

Nokia (NOK/NOK1V) Today ... Walker, << Bye bye Nokia, ... I fear you've been sucked into a Black Hole. RIP. >> Nokia is no longer a pulp mill or manufacturer of gum boots and it's Devices & Services business is now owned by the largest global developer and marketer of software which is accelerating its transition to a Softwre devices and services company. However, anybody that follows the mobile wireless industry seriously, and that has paid attention to the news out of Espoo over the last week knows that Nokia (NOK/NOK1V) is alive and well, financially sound, has a patent portfolio broader than any other mobile wireless player and 2nd only to Qualcomm in value, is an established industry leader although not the leader, owns and operates the leading digital mapping and navigation service and licensor. and is led by exceptionally talented and experienced management team. Cheers, - Eric L -