Photo Gallery Nokia's Smartphone Ambitions
For years, Finland's Nokia effortlessly dominated the cell phone market. But then Apple and Google muscled in on its turf and changed the game forever. The company is pinning its hopes on a new operating system, but it might be too little, too late.
Nokia's flagship store in Helsinki: For years, Finland's Nokia effortlessly dominated the cell phone market.
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But then Apple and Google muscled in on its turf and changed the game forever. This 2006 photo shows the Nokia flagship store in Chicago.
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Nokia is hoping that its new CEO, Stephen Elop (left), can help turn things around.
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A Nokia plant in Finland: "Our smartphones are solid, but missing the magic dust," admits Jo Harlow, senior vice president of Nokia's smartphone division.
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