Those that follow technology and phones development know there have been so many operating systems that have existed but were not successful. If u ask some people they can only name iOS, Android, Java, windows and the blackberry OS. When manufacturers like Samsung, Huawei, HTC abandoned other Operating systems and the Java operating system for the Android OS, RIM continued with their blackberry OS, while nokia moved mainly to the Windows OS. Due to the Windows OS not been an open ware OS, apps developers mostly focused on the android which is opened and has more users and the iOS which though unopened has a lot of users also.
The result of this is the blackberry OS suffered and so did the windows OS which mostly affects Nokia specifically now that Microsoft owns both the windows OS and Nokia.

Blackberry, taking note of this, designed the BB 10 OS to be compatible with android apps. This improved their sales but not too significantly because most people are either going android or apple. Seeing this they designed the blackberry Priv which runs on android, and the presale order has been such a success, experts and blackberry themselves are predicting a huge sale for the device.

Nokia who used to be a formidable force in the telecommunication world weren’t as open as blackberry when it comes to change so they continue to do the same thing hoping to get a different result. Even the android phone they made was a low end device with specifications that would never make it sell. Having lost the market, decrease in its stock value, and after cutting over a thousand jobs, what next do they have to do? Should they still continue to make their lumia phones and expect it to sell miraculously? Or just learn from blackberry and make a high end Android phone and see the world react positively to it? It is left to the boys at Microsoft to make that decision, but I think it is best for them to go android as soon as possible.

Nokia too will eventually move over to Android.

the earlier the better though

Brandnew2:
Nokia too will eventually move over to Android.

i remember when nokia was the bomb. samsung and erickson were trailing them.

3CHUB:
Those that follow technology and phones development know there have been so many operating systems that have existed but were not successful. If u ask some people they can only name iOS, Android, Java, windows and the blackberry OS. When manufacturers like Samsung, Huawei, HTC abandoned other Operating systems and the Java operating system for the Android OS, RIM continued with their blackberry OS, while nokia moved mainly to the Windows OS. Due to the Windows OS not been an open ware OS, apps developers mostly focused on the android which is opened and has more users and the iOS which though unopened has a lot of users also.
The result of this is the blackberry OS suffered and so did the windows OS which mostly affects Nokia specifically now that Microsoft owns both the windows OS and Nokia.

Blackberry, taking note of this, designed the BB 10 OS to be compatible with android apps. This improved their sales but not too significantly because most people are either going android or apple. Seeing this they designed the blackberry Priv which runs on android, and the presale order has been such a success, experts and blackberry themselves are predicting a huge sale for the device.

Nokia who used to be a formidable force in the telecommunication world weren’t as open as blackberry when it comes to change so they continue to do the same thing hoping to get a different result. Even the android phone they made was a low end device with specifications that would never make it sell. Having lost the market, decrease in its stock value, and after cutting over a thousand jobs, what next do they have to do? Should they still continue to make their lumia phones and expect it to sell miraculously? Or just learn from blackberry and make a high end Android phone and see the world react positively to it? It is left to the boys at Microsoft to make that decision, but I think it is best for them to go android as soon as possible.