kowenicki said:
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It's a tough call. NA would be tough competitive climb against entrenched Apple and Samsung. Developing markets like Africa or india have more room for growth, but are also more price-sensitive and therefore liable to be less lucrative and more susceptible to being undercut by white box manufacturers with microscopic margins.
At any rate, it's looking like Nokia has a decent chance of surviving this transition. They may never reclaim their crown as the king of mobile, but it least it looks like they might have a place in the new world order. Wish I could say the same of RIM.
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