Nokia smart phones spread across three systems to catch more fish

This reporter du once the king of Nokia in the smartphone era became a declining aristocracy. In order to reshape the past glory, to avoid the decline of embarrassment, Nokia's recent moves, not only still spend a lot of time research and development WP7 system, to seek transformation, boat Saipan still tinkering, not abandon. Nokia's president and CEO, Elop, has said Nokia is still supporting Symbian's operating system for at least 2016 years while Microsoft cooperates. And the previous rumor that Nokia to Meego completely give up, recently seems to be a steep variable, recently, Nokia's first dual-core Meego Smart Machine market exposure, analysts said the phone may be listed at the end of the month ...　　WP7, Saipan, Meego, Nokia smartphone strategy across three major systems, the former boss of Nokia began to start after the first to, directions intelligent platform, in order to usher in a turnaround. Now that the kings of the past have been losing face, Nokia has faced unprecedented difficulties, and Nokia's share of the market has fallen at an alarming rate. According to IDC statistics, the May 2011 smartphone market in China, Android Intelligent model attention to 47.7%, has been compared to Symbian system products more than 15.7% of the attention, and the leading edge is continuing to expand. Recently, industry analysts said that in the face of Apple's iphone and Google Android, Nokia adopted a price reduction to prevent the loss of users, which may lead to Nokia in the second quarter and the third quarter of the loss.　　Analysts also predict that even in the fourth quarter of the traditional season, Nokia will only be marginally profitable, as it has been losing its edge in the competition with Apple's iphone and Android handsets. Nokia's Symbian operating system accounted for 64% of the smartphone market in 2007, according to Gartner, a research firm. But Apple, Google-led rivals last year dropped Symbian's share of the system to 38%,gartner, which is expected to drop to 19% this year. Nokia's global sales share fell to 29% in the first quarter from 33% last year, its global market share falling below 30% per cent, according to data released by Nokia recently. According to IDC's report, in the first quarter of this year, Samsung has 29.3% of the market share overtook Nokia, the Western European mobile phone market boss.　　In the smartphone market, Apple is ranked number one in 20.8%, the full fall of its own stronghold, which is unthinkable for the previous Nokia, and the future of Nokia is a harbinger of danger. Across the three systems plotting self-help it reviewer Sun Yongjie that Nokia's market share loss and Apple's pursuit of profit and Google Android to capture market share is closely related, but this is only the external cause of competition, and more importantly, Nokia in the transition to Microsoft's WP7 is too urgent and irrelevant. "Consumers seem to be losing interest in Nokia's operating habits, so we're also waiting for new operating system models to go public." ”Nokia said so. At the end of May, Microsoft officially launched the first upgrade version of Windows Phone7-"mango (Mango)". It is reported that the mango system has added more than 500 new features, which specifically emphasize the social function of smartphones. In addition to the enhancements, Mango also learned to start a "clique" of Android, with Nokia, Samsung, LG and HTC, as well as the latest Acer, Fujitsu and ZTE to launch new WP7 handsets.　　It is reported that 9 use the mango system of Windows Phone7 is expected to be released this fall.　　Nokia said it was confident and passionate about Windows Phone after the Mango system conference, but Jo Harlow, Nokia's executive vice president of smart devices, said consumers would first see the first Meego device. Earlier, Stephen Elop, Nokia's chief executive, drew attention when he took out a mysterious mobile phone in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.　　According to overseas mynokiablog speculation, this may be the opening of the Nokia on June 21 to release the first Meego system mobile phone Nokia N950. In addition to Windows Phone7 and Meego, Nokia has not been the same, completely abandoned its own operating system. Nokia has promised to continue to support the Symbian system for at least 2016 years. Today, the first batch of Nokia E6 and Nokia X7, which carries the Symbian Anna System, has been shipped.　　In Symbian Anna's operating system, Nokia added a more user-friendly input interface, and used a new browser, the interface icon is also modified more beautiful.　　Can the mend bring back the resurrection?　　With Microsoft's collaboration, the launch of Windows Phone7, the Meego operating system with Intel, and Symbian Anna, the launch of the Symbian Update system in April, Nokia hopes to gain a foothold in the transition with a large net cast. But a wide net does not necessarily make more fish. Look at Nokia's development in major systems. IDC, a market research firm, recently released its global smartphone shipments forecast. The report said that by 2015 Microsoft WP7 Market share will overtake Apple's iOS, followed by Google Android, ranked second in the market. There was a lot of skepticism on the market after IDC published the report. Industry insiders believe that the IDC forecast is based on the mobile phone data package charges on the basis of falling, but this did not happen. In some people's view, the WP7 system is still in a worrying future. While Microsoft is on the right path, it is moving too slowly.　　Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 system is still not a perfect system at a time when dual-core, LTE, and 3D are gaining more and more attention. Saipan, let alone,Despite years of fighting has accumulated a lot of popularity, Nokia also upgrades to it from time to Po, but after all, the practice has also proved that it can't keep up with the development of the smartphone era; As for Meego, there is little to be said: "Companies who choose other collaborators will be much better off than they are now, We choose to cooperate with the KIA itself is a mistake. "So, the Nokia three systems have few bright spots, and the prospects for development are really worrying." The strategy of broad market development is understandable, but at least one of its own products. Otherwise, it will only give people the feeling of desperately, naturally it is difficult to come up with anything fine, but also can not convince consumers. Even some industry experts have made it very polite to point out that Nokia is overreacting to the rise of Android, destroying itself.