I keep reading article after article in the business press about Nokia wanting to get more US marketshare with their smartphones. But, when it comes to making products available here, they're still doing a VERY POOR JOB. In their own USA online phone store they only have a handful of smartphones available. And most of those are simply NOT competitive--they're either too expensive or they have no advantage over other US smartphones. Their most competitive phones, sadly, will not work on AT&T 3G frequencies.
MESSAGE TO NOKIA MANAGMENT: Either stop telling everyone (ever since the iPhone came out) that you want more smartphone marketshare in the USA, or get off your slow moving corporate butt and start making more of your phones work properly in the USA!
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I keep reading article after article in the business press about Nokia wanting to get more US marketshare with their smartphones. But, when it comes to making products available here, they're still doing a VERY POOR JOB. In their own USA online phone store they only have a handful of smartphones available. And most of those are simply NOT competitive--they're either too expensive or they have no advantage over other US smartphones. Their most competitive phones, sadly, will not work on AT&T 3G frequencies.
MESSAGE TO NOKIA MANAGMENT: Either stop telling everyone (ever since the iPhone came out) that you want more smartphone marketshare in the USA, or get off your slow moving corporate butt and start making more of your phones work properly in the USA!