Re:Elop explains: why Nokia didn't choose Android to replace...
by bsaul on Sunday July 14, 2013 @05:16PM
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I can think of a few things:
- custom apps ( even if it's not on the phones by default)
- marketing. once you've got your phones so much associated with and OS, it takes some time to convince your existing users that they'll need to change
- custom apps ( even if it's not on the phones by default) - marketing. once you've got your phones so much associated with and OS, it takes some time to convince your existing users that they'll need to change