To add to that: Elop announced the end of N9 weeks before it's release and more then a year before the first Lumina was available. Dead on arrival not even shipped in major markets. Yet the N9 was years ahead any competition of that time.
Exactly, and it sold really well despite that.
It was Kafkaesque, discontinuing a product before release.
Elop knew what his job was. Sell Nokia to Microsoft.
Exactly, and it sold really well despite that.
It was Kafkaesque, discontinuing a product before release.