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February 2nd 2012

Reblogged from allhailnorthscottsdale|138 notes |# Comments

Paul Higgins: But they lost US$1.4 billion last quarter and sales were down 21% year on year? Surely their popularity must in part be judged on sales and margins?

allhailnorthscottsdale:

emergentfutures:

Swedish graphic designer Viktor Hertz made a name for himself last year with his Honest Logosseries, recreating well-known logos as if they had been treated with truth serum. Now he’s back with a brand new set.

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I completely disagree.

Nokia has stayed relevant in the age of sexy iPhones, droids and other smart phones by making premium products of higher quality. Nokia has been making high end cellphones with for years. who else can boast a 12 megapixel phone?

the uninformed perpetuate the brand perception that Nokia only makes the old brick phones they’re known for, but Nokia has been making the best cellphones money can buy for years.

edit: photoset was pretty enjoyable though

Posted at 7:54am and tagged with: technology, disruption, mobile, economic,.

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