Category: Tech


  • Before we go any further I would like to underline that this web site is not a rumours site. I see speculation and spreading pointless rumours as two very different things. Lets move on. In part 1 we discussed about the backgrounds and current situation and shed some light on Nokia’s possible options. You can…

  • Before we go any further I would like to underline that this web site is not a rumours site. I see speculation and spreading pointless rumours as two very different things. Lets move on. In part 1 we discussed about the backgrounds and current situation and shed some light on Nokia’s possible options. You can…

  • If you follow the mobile industry even a little bit you could not have avoided to hear about Nokia’s Capital Market Day next Friday, February 11. The air is literary thick with different rumours. So-called analysts are giving their views, mostly guesses, on the situation, which major publications are then quoting as “reliable sources”. Pretty…

  • Nokia Q4 2010 numbers are finally out, and it isn’t pretty. You would think that a growth of 7% in a quarter would be a sign of relatively good performance, at least decent. But when the industry as a whole grows by 25% and some of your closest competitors by 30% or more in a…

  • The mobile industry as a whole is going through an interesting time of change. It used to be so that in order to make a phone call you needed to purchase a cell phone from one place and to sign up for a contract at another. Nowadays phones are usually sold through carriers, together with…

  • There is a lot of talk going around Google, Apple and Nokia when it comes to their mobile strategies. As interesting as this all is it does raise a question – what about Microsoft? Microsoft is dominant when it comes to computer operating systems but their mobile OS strategy has always been lacking. Now it…

  • Nokia, the largest mobile device manufacturer in the world, announced 1 October 2007 that it would acquire the worlds biggest digital map information company Navteq for a purchase price of approximately $8.1 billion (EUR 5.7 billion). This is still the biggest acquisition in the long history of Nokia. Table 1 and figure 1 illustrate the…

  • Nokia, the largest mobile device manufacturer in the world, announced 1 October 2007 that it would acquire the worlds biggest digital map information company Navteq for a purchase price of approximately $8.1 billion (EUR 5.7 billion). This is still the biggest acquisition in the long history of Nokia. Table 1 and figure 1 illustrate the…

  • History

    As some of you might remember this isn’t my first blog. The first one was called “Omenafarmi” [Apple Farm] and as the name suggests it was all about Apple: Macs, iPods, OS X and so forth. But surprisingly not so much about the iPhone. Omenafarmi was written entirely in finnish to fulfill the need for…