do not know if you have read the intervention of the outgoing executive vice president of the Finnish giant Nokia, Anssi Vanjoki on the future of Android. ( Here is a quick guide.)
Vanjoki in an interview with the Financial Times carries an all-out attack against Android, giving more or less inept to all those who see the Google OS an important player in the coming years, arguing, in essence, that producers who have embraced Android not see beyond their nose.
not entirely within the substance of the technical and economic statements. But I think it is worth dwelling on the tone and strategy adopted, which, despite the intentions of Nokia, I seem to have the effect of communicating a great concern about the Android and did not know how to react to competition.
If these statements were a response to forecasts Gartner and IDC those on the future of systems Operating smartphone, I would say that this is an attitude not very wise and effective.
attack the competitors questioning the intelligence of those who adopt them, in addition to not capture the sympathies of the latter, in my opinion puts out a sense of weakness and fear.
I would argue that market competition eventually won by those who are able to offer, especially in this specific field, the best user experience. (Apple docet ...)
might have been better to report "positive", ie stressing the benefits for different stakeholders (users, producers, operators e sviluppatori) nell’adottare le soluzioni proposte da Nokia.  Soffermarsi soltanto sulle negatività dell’avversario non mi pare sia una strategia di comunicazione vincente.
Buona settimana  a tutti.
