Nokia can do whatever it wants, including stamping their feet and holding their breath til they're blue in the face. It won't help them.
Tom B | 10.01.07 - 2:03 pm | #

Fake Steve had an interesting take on this: basically this is Nokia treating Apple as the market leader. Astounding for a company that's been in the business for about 3 months.

Who thought we'd live to see the day when Apple's entry into a market was treated as IBM's once was?
yet another steve | 10.01.07 - 9:56 pm | #

Nokia must be scared or something to run some sort of smear campaign. They hold 40% of the handset market and Apple's iPhone holds less than 1%. Why does Nokia even concern itself about the iPhone unless they're worried about the iPhone stealing a large amount of potential customers.

Well, Apple has nothing to retort with on this issue, so we might as well move on.
Constable Odo | 10.02.07 - 2:00 am | #

And Nokia just pissed away 8 B on Navteq. When companies are nervous, they make big mistakes. This principal helped MSFT a lot during the years in the 20th century when they were a growth play.
Tom B | 10.02.07 - 3:14 pm | #