Nokia, the world’s largest mobile manufacturer, down fall in there market share . Over the last few years, Nokia’s market share has dropped to 25 percent, pretty on par with its market share in 1997. Between Q1 2010 and Q1 2011, Nokia’s share fell 5.5 percentage points. What’s worse, no one else seems to be feeling the pain like Nokia.
Google’s Android takes a 36 percent-size slice of the pie and Apple doubled the number of iPhones it sold last year. Nokia has serious problems keeping up with Apple and phones running Android , this could only mean that the possibility of joining the Android revolution is as real as can be for the company.
As per the latest news from Nokia, Stephen Elop ,Nokia CEO is seriously thinking about to try android OS, Android’s huge growth and the fact that Google draws most of the industry innovation Nokia has fallen behind the game .its hard to go ahead of running symbian.
Windows Phone 7 could also be an option , but it seems like a pretty remote option. Its presence in the market is too short for Nokia to play its most important and only card on.
Android is the obvious choice and direction for Nokia. With Nokia’s hardware and Androids adoption by software developers and consumers, really great things could happen.
Nokia is still the world’s biggest phone maker, but its sales have been plummeting in recent years. The company had a 38% smartphone market share in Q1 2010 which fall down to 24.3% in 2011
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