Why would Nokia rather go bankrupt than use Android?

Back then, Nokia dominated the entire mobile phone market, with its sales volume far ahead of other mobile phone brands and occupying a high market position. However, the Android system had just been launched at that time and was free for all mobile phone manufacturers to use, but Nokia insisted on using the Symbian system, so one careless move led to a complete loss.

Industry leader Nokia insists on choosing Symbian system

With the development of technology, mobile phones have become one of the necessities of people's lives. Mobile phones have brought great convenience to people's lives. I wonder if you still remember the brand Nokia, which was once the overlord of the mobile phone industry. It once reached its peak and created countless sales miracles.

There was a popular saying at the time: if you want to eat walnuts but can't find a nutcracker, take out your Nokia phone and that will solve the problem. This saying profoundly illustrates the high quality of Nokia phones.

It is no accident that Nokia has become the industry leader. The once popular Nokia eventually fell into decline, largely because it was obsessed with the Symbian system.

It happened to be the transition period from feature phones to smartphones, and domestic brands gradually rose. At that time, the Android system was free for mobile phone manufacturers to use, so domestic brands all used the Android system without exception.

In the following years, Android system gradually spread to all mobile phones on the market, and only Nokia still insisted on using its own Symbian system. As a result, with the continuous development of domestic niche mobile phone brands, Nokia was gradually replaced.

Nokia's once popular "Tsundere"

In the past, whenever Nokia launched a new mobile phone, it would be sought after by people because it was famous for its durability and could not be broken no matter how it was dropped. But now people have gradually forgotten its existence and almost forgotten that there was a Nokia brand.

At that time, Nokia occupied most of the domestic mobile phone market and also developed overseas markets. Such a strong strength gave Nokia a sense of dominance.

Compared with the Symbian system and the Android system, it is obvious that Nokia has over-programmed its mobile phone system, which led to its gradual replacement.

At that time, the Symbian system itself was intended to be closer to the computer system. Due to the complexity of operation, people chose mobile phones with simpler operations such as Android and Apple systems.

Nokia was too confident in its own strength and would rather choose the Symbian system and decline than adopt the Android system. This is also an important reason for the decline of Nokia mobile phones.

Summarize

Times are changing rapidly and opportunities are fleeting. If you can seize the opportunity, you can be the first to try something new. If you blindly stick to your inherent ideas and don't learn with an open mind, you will be eliminated by the times.

The past can only represent the past. Past experience can be used as a reference, but we must know that times are changing. We must take the essence of past experience and discard the dross. No one can predict what the future will be like. Only by assessing the situation can we have the last laugh.