HOW Did Nokia Fall? [Finalé]

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  • čas přidán 28. 08. 2024

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  • @HarmonicaMustang
    @HarmonicaMustang Před 8 lety +936

    Here's a crazy story that happened not too long ago:
    About 3 years ago I've upgraded from my old 3310 to an Android smartphone because I needed extra functions for work that I couldn't get on the Nokia and I didn't want to carry 5 different devices all the time. So, I got an Android and sold my Nokia. I was very happy with my Android and still am, but I missed my Nokia that went through so much with me over the decade I owned it. So, I decided to go on Amazon and buy another one because when going abroad or on holiday I didn't want to bring a phone I use for work just in case I broke it, I lost it or it got stolen. So last week I've ordered a used 3310 and it came in a couple days later. It was all fine, I took out the battery to put a new SIM in so its ready to go, and I noticed something strange. When I bought my Nokia 13 years ago, I wrote my name and a spare number in permanent ink underneath the battery slot on the phone, in case I lost it. When I took the battery out, I noticed my name and my old number written on the phone! I bought my old Nokia by accident!
    So I've got it again, and I'll never sell it. I love it to bits.

    • @unstoppableExodia
      @unstoppableExodia Před 8 lety +78

      +DJ Shuffle That's incredible. The odds of rebuying the exact same phone you sold 3 years ago are astronomical. Even if it was sold locally the odds of that happening are really long. It's like that old saying if you love something set it free and if it comes back to you it was meant to be.

    • @sirijanthakur
      @sirijanthakur Před 8 lety +19

      +DJ Shuffle What a lovely story Its shows why old is gold :)

    • @dm3248
      @dm3248 Před 8 lety +9

      WoW....!! 😱

    • @tambol1978
      @tambol1978 Před 8 lety +4

      great

    • @joaocarlosuehara2510
      @joaocarlosuehara2510 Před 8 lety +21

      +DJ Shuffle Another point of view (more pessimist) is that in three years time nobody but you had had interest in this model....

  • @MrSINGHTHEKING
    @MrSINGHTHEKING Před 8 lety +687

    By the end of the video I felt quite emotional with the way such a great company went down... We the 90's kids all had them as our first mobile phone... And we will never forget the joy of holding them for the first time, and owning a mobile phone. 👏🏼

    • @alyesto3202
      @alyesto3202 Před 8 lety +6

      totally agree !

    • @rnchugh8328
      @rnchugh8328 Před 8 lety +4

      Yeah Bro totally agree with dat feeling is awesome 😙😙

    • @santanugmail
      @santanugmail Před 8 lety +7

      My first mobile.. the 3310.

    • @sheikhsuleiman9208
      @sheikhsuleiman9208 Před 8 lety +3

      so true man :( my last nokia phone was C7. a truly great phone with excellent battery life and speed. going to miss nokia

    • @muhuzz6007
      @muhuzz6007 Před 8 lety

      agree

  • @albarleta2511
    @albarleta2511 Před 7 lety +218

    The app store is the main reason why Nokia and Blackberry fell. It allowed a phone, for the first time, to become extensible. The same reason why the Windows phone failed to compete in the market.

    • @saadijz4286
      @saadijz4286 Před 7 lety +1

      agree

    • @denissabljaric7935
      @denissabljaric7935 Před 7 lety +7

      yes install dozens of those shitty apps on your android phone and it will lag like a hell even with an sd820 and 4 gigs of ram. Android is a piece of crap

    • @techpassion4126
      @techpassion4126 Před 7 lety +6

      +Denis Sabljarić I use a Windows Phone myself and I love it to bits, have been doing so since Windows Mobile 6.1 on my HTC Touch HD all the way up to Win10 Mobile on my Lumia 830. I still love the clean and minimalistic aesthetic the OS has, plus the live tiles are a feature that I think really integrates notifications very well in a well-design UI ^^
      However we cannot deny the fact that it has issues, the app gap being one of them. Lag on Android only exists in the more budget orientated devices. Even the Chinese flagship phones with heavy skins such as the Huawei P9 and Mate 9 are able to run perfectly fine, the same goes with the stock-Android-equipped Nexus and Pixel line-up, the near stock HTC 10, the feature packed powerhouse of a phone we know as the LG V20, and hundreds of not thousands more.
      Even if it does lag, saying that apps are the issue is just avoiding the problem of not being able to attract developers onto the platform. If it really does lag Android phones, why doesn't Microsoft make a phone that has apps AND doesn't slow down? That would've been a perfect opportunity to take over the smartphone industry. If Apple can have a lot of new apps and still run faster than anyone else on their A10 chip, then I'm sure the combined forces of Microsoft and Nokia can conjure something up that'll shake up the industry.
      The fact is my Lumia 830 has never gotten an update where at least one thing isn't broken. The fact is the 3GB RAM, Snapdragon 810 equipped Lumia 950 XL crashes when running Continuum, as I've experienced first hand when promoting the phone to my father, as well as from other people's experience with owning the device. Sure, there are people who are alright with the device, but that doesn't make the complaints of disappointed owners any less valid.The fact is Microsoft focuses more on their Windows 10 PC operating system than their smartphones counterparts.
      I really want Windows 10 Mobile to succeed because it genuinely has good features, but it becomes harder to wish for that everyday when more manufacturers jump on Android and release stellar hardware with every subsequent device and Microsoft is left with only a select number of OEMs. It becomes harder to hope for an OS that gets buggier with each update when both Android and iOS are getting a lot better at making sure their phones can run really well.
      Plus, it's not just apps, but support from various other things as well. Phone case makers, service centers, custom programs for operating systems, carrier-tied deals, people have a tendency to go for iOS and Android instead of Windows simply because that's where all the money is, and I don't blame them. You take advantage of the more popular market, there's a higher chance of getting money there instead of investing in a userbase that makes only around 1% of the world's smartphone users.
      What I'm saying is, you can use and appreciate Windows, but we cannot deny that the OS right now is facing issues. Even Nokia right now under HMD Global (which is made up Nokia's older, more experienced workforce that Microsoft sacked for some reason) is running the latest Android 7.0 Nougat, and as a result it's become a huge success in China. Just one flash sale alone and they've got over a million bookings for the device and they've had to restock their inventory as they had run out of devices to give out to buyers.
      Say what you will about Android and iOS, but they're more popular than Windows Phone and their OS (plus the devices they're on) are getting better constantly. If Windows Phone wants to get even with them, then Microsoft needs to address a number of issues with the OS, rather than just be in denial and having the fanbase attack non-Windows users. Like I said, I love my Lumia, and I'm keeping it for bug testing, because there are problems with it and someone needs to tell Microsoft that rather than just treat it as if there's no troubles whatsoever. Progress can only come when you admit your mistakes and build on it.
      Anyways, sorry for the long essay of sorts. If I sound angry or offensive, then my apologies ^^" I didn't mean to sound that way, I just want to let you know that I'm doing what I can for Windows 10, and the only way I can do that is by accepting the faults we have and building on them

    • @denissabljaric7935
      @denissabljaric7935 Před 7 lety +1

      my lumia 520 was slowed down after a year and a half, just like my flagship lg g3. The only problem is that g3 was 3x more expensive than this lumia. And i don't need too much apps. Yes android can be good for a year or two with flagship devices, but they cost almost like a year or two old iphone models (6, 6s) and ios is much better. I will see now, this year i will buy some device probably redmi 4 and if it also lags after dozens of android devices i had - well than its done. If the win phone is dead next year i will go for an iphone , no matter the price, my head is full of this crappy android.
      On my g3 marshmallow worked like shit compared with lolipop. It needs at least 1,8 GB of RAM ??!!
      Android expensive devices slow down in a year or two just like win phone, but most of the windows phone devices (650, 640, 640xl, 550, 535, 532...) are 3-4 x cheaper than some huawei honor 8 or one plus 3

    • @denissabljaric7935
      @denissabljaric7935 Před 7 lety

      i think i will get now some windows phone like lumia 550 and than see this years what happens with win mobile 10. If its still alive at the end of the year i will buy surface phone. Otherwise - iphone. No more android, flagships are too expensive and far behind iphone, midrangers and entry level are crap

  • @bucketlists291
    @bucketlists291 Před 8 lety +175

    Nokia phones always survive falls. What are you talking about?

  • @ColdFusion
    @ColdFusion  Před 9 lety +127

    The final episode in the Rise & Fall of Nokia series and it's a screamer! I don't think I've seen anything like it on CZcams.
    Feel free to share this one :)
    czcams.com/video/NJS1C-j7TX4/video.html

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  Před 9 lety +3

      Lazarus Solsong The N1 tablet seems like a great little spark of innovation from Nokia but it'll ultimately be up to the sales figures to see where the company ends up. I truly hope the tablet does well.

    • @M4ttypants
      @M4ttypants Před 9 lety +1

      m.gsmarena.com/n1s_impressive_run_continues_sold_out_in_minutes_again-news-10773.php

    • @foxtheone4976
      @foxtheone4976 Před 9 lety

      Great video.
      Really makes you wander about big companies like Apple, hmmmm. Who will be next?

    • @Steefjh
      @Steefjh Před 9 lety +7

      Elop is disgusting and killed Nokia. It was still salvageable. If only they followed UNIX os prototypes. They were great. I will still keep my Nokia devices as momentos of a reign of a past king, and a damn good king at that too.

    • @faisalmohammad9495
      @faisalmohammad9495 Před 9 lety

      I still have my hopes as only the mobility division is sold out and not the creative minds. The N1 TAB seems promising too | www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n1-6814.php

  • @tamilian100
    @tamilian100 Před 8 lety +203

    I think, when this world goes to shit and everyone dies. An Alien race will one day visit this lifeless planet and they will find a Nokia phone under all that ruble with 50% battery left. Nokia is one of the most indestructible phones I have ever used.

    • @und3rgr0undfr34k
      @und3rgr0undfr34k Před 8 lety +1

      +tk eifjiwdfs haha. true

    • @joekurdish3385
      @joekurdish3385 Před 8 lety +2

      my sister is still using my N8 which I gave to her like 2 years ago

    • @Matthew002262
      @Matthew002262 Před 8 lety +4

      and it will be a 3310

    • @DeathMetal242
      @DeathMetal242 Před 8 lety +1

      +Joe Kurdish i still use my N8, even now it has 16GB intern memory, Micro Sd slot, HDMI, 12MP Camera, the software speed is ok, the design of the software and the phone is good i go to work with it i dropped it at least a 100 times it still works and it cost me way less than any other smartphone, it is simply all i ask for, if they just built on that i would hammer down nails with it right thru every f8cking bullshit apple device i see. i guess samsung is ok too.

    • @und3rgr0undfr34k
      @und3rgr0undfr34k Před 8 lety

      DeathMetal242 ur n8 is way better than any samsung

  • @nabilisham6133
    @nabilisham6133 Před 7 lety +314

    Nokia would have survived if they would have gone with Android instead of Microsoft :/

    • @CMSamuel
      @CMSamuel Před 7 lety +6

      Nabil Isham True that...

    • @kofib298
      @kofib298 Před 7 lety +4

      Nabil Isham I do agree but you have to remember back then android was a choppy and unreliable is back then. plus using it would eliminate Nokia's exclusivity in terms of OS's.

    • @Xpert56
      @Xpert56 Před 7 lety +1

      Nabil Isham They are back

    • @stevenfarrington2361
      @stevenfarrington2361 Před 7 lety +18

      No they wouldn't. Making Android phones is about speed of innovation and low cost of manufacture, not Nokia's strong points. Nokia would only have survived if they had beaten Android to market with a viable alternative OS and App Store to compete with Apple. Nokia can't work with other peoples OS.

    • @sn4tx
      @sn4tx Před 7 lety +5

      True. I was never a fan of android (still not) and I was A die hard Nokia fan until I couldn’t take it anymore. Even if android wasn’t as great around that time as it is now, it was a way better experience than I had on my last Nokia. And it was light years behind iOS user experience. Solely as UI experience. I still own my last 2 Nokia phones, the Nokia N8 and the Nokia N900. Symbian and Maemo5.
      And the experience was sooo much better on Maemo 5!! First error was not going for that one. If they had launched the Maemo way sooner on most Nokia phones when they still had big share of the market, it would bring attention from app developers which equals to comercial success. Plus one thing mAemo did really good was full webpages. It came with 32gb internal + external storage and some very decent stereo speakers.
      Nokia N8 was a beast of a phone when it comes to versatility! HDMI out with 5.1 support, you could plug a keyboard, an usb pen, external disk, etc etc. plus it could be charged over mini usb (micro? Not sure now) or via that proprietary Nokia thin charger everyone had at the time. And it had some AR apps that were pretty cool. And to control it remotely you could use PS3 and Nintendo WII controllers.
      But that Symbian experience... huh it was terrible. It made me so frustrated many times. Typing experience was terrible with a full QWERTY keyboard. It was a lot better with T9, and that’s why Symbian^3, Anna and all versions of Symbian were never more than just the old Symbian adapted to a touch screen. And of course that would never work as good as the 2 other OS made from the group up to a touch interface. If they only had gone for the Maemo5 and later it’s evolution Meego way sooner. (check on CZcams a Nokia n9 review and see how awesome meego was and it could be over time).
      Possibly, there’s a chance, Android wouldn’t catch on as it did. And possibly, there is a slight chance, today we wouldnt even know about android. I know today this is too crazy to consider and think about, but ya know it’s just like we learn from these videos. One bad or good decision can affect the whole future.
      And yes, being that they had this issue with the 2 software divisions, and said no to android when it was obviously a success already, it was the final nail. Microsoft or no Microsoft that’s just history that wouldn’t and didn’t change the outcome.

  • @amritpalsingh517
    @amritpalsingh517 Před 7 lety +53

    The lumia phones were actually quite good! apart from the apps of course!
    My friend had a lumia that had better touch response, better camera, ran smoother and was cheaper than my htc one x but mine had more apps!! He said he regret buying it because of that!!

  • @shikarabu
    @shikarabu Před 9 lety +267

    You deserve a bigger audience. Your channel is very entertaining and educational it blows my mind.

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  Před 9 lety +18

      Cheers man! Hopefully a few people get a wind of the channel this year :)

    • @Steefjh
      @Steefjh Před 9 lety +12

      I got my parents, grandparents and 11 year old brother to watch your vids. Your content is higher quality than what airs on television. Hopefully more people will see your quality content.

    • @harshdhiman2690
      @harshdhiman2690 Před 9 lety +4

      ColdfusTion They will man, that's how I got to know about it and I love it now

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  Před 9 lety +13

      Good news, The Verge just showed some interest in collaborating, I'll keep you posted :)

    • @shikarabu
      @shikarabu Před 9 lety +4

      ColdfusTion That's awesome.
      I've gotten so many notifications for this comment, hah

  • @nilslorand
    @nilslorand Před 9 lety +85

    EASY
    1: Started Touch-Mobile Phones too late
    2: Agreed to only produce Windows Phones

    • @paianis
      @paianis Před 9 lety +3

      Nils Lorand You don't understand Nokia well enough.

    • @CP-gs8yq
      @CP-gs8yq Před 9 lety +16

      Paianni That's ok, because Nokia didn't understand the smartphone market well enough...

    • @dev.tirebit
      @dev.tirebit Před 9 lety +11

      Nils Lorand not really, they just didn't catch up with the new generation, just like apple is not catching up with the new generation of consumers, maybe they succeeded with the "bit" older generation but they will fail with the new generation, people nowadays want to have control over their phones, the older one didn't care about that, just like the nokia users didn't care about having games or apps.

    • @paianis
      @paianis Před 9 lety

      CP They had the top market share in smartphones for years! And you can't really address Nokia as a whole because, as explained in the video, their software developers were tragically divided.

    • @bigbraintime5361
      @bigbraintime5361 Před 9 lety

      Nils Lorand Your profile picture sais enough for me to believe you.

  • @RandomnessPersonifed
    @RandomnessPersonifed Před 8 lety +57

    Peeing in your pants for warmth XD I'm so using that.

    • @itsamemario1772
      @itsamemario1772 Před 8 lety +1

      lol

    • @rakshiramper1
      @rakshiramper1 Před 7 lety +2

      I remember back in school, one of our teachers always used that to describe loans and other stuff that'll come back and bite you.

    • @amritpalsingh517
      @amritpalsingh517 Před 7 lety

      good one!

  • @JYYew
    @JYYew Před 7 lety +8

    I only got my first phone when i was 15 last year and has never owned a nokia, but my parents have and playing with their phones were one of the highlights of my youth, especially the xpress music phones which was the first smartphone similar to today's smartphone which i have touched.
    While never actually owning a nokia phone, seeing their new phones and maybe owning one will be a nostalgic feeling for me, i think the same can be said for people around my age.

  • @exploregadgets
    @exploregadgets Před 9 lety +59

    one of the best and most stylished tech documentary :) truly amazing and very informational !

  • @Vavagutt
    @Vavagutt Před 9 lety +81

    To people who claim it was because they didn't go with Android. Please do explain how Sony Ericsson /Sony fell just as bad with Android. Nokia in fact did way better by going with Windows Phone. The problem Nokia had was getting too late into the game.

    • @Vavagutt
      @Vavagutt Před 9 lety +4

      why ofcourse, lets all make Microsoft the scapegoat. There obviously couldn't have been any other reason behind Elop getting a raise. Infact anyone who gets a Raise must've done something wrong. In the end, Nokia fell because of Google and Android fanboys that spread propaganda.

    • @coolGreloaded
      @coolGreloaded Před 9 lety +7

      Kevin Varughese If you have a look at the sales figures of Xperia X10, Arc S, or Xperia S it's nowhere near failure.
      The Xperia line up was a success until Sony came up with the Z series design and kept recycling it. The supposedly premium Sony mobiles started deteriorating in terms of quality For eg. The Xperia Z , Z1 displays are nowhere near as good (contrast and deep blacks) as the competition (or even older bravia angel one's in Xperia ion or the Arc S are way better)
      Sony fell because they charged premium for a smartphone which was not keeping up with competition.

    • @eddroos
      @eddroos Před 9 lety

      Kevin Varughese I agrre with co0lG, I guess that Nokia had to problems:
      -That it was getting too late into the new era
      -They used Windows for phones
      Sony was doing really, really, really well with Android, but what happened? I remembered that they started to increase the cost of their phones like if they were selling iPhones, so people went for other companies. I remembered that Samsung was a good and cheaper option, so it started to win to Sony until it kill Sony.
      So, I guess that if Nokia had selected Android and if they had made good quality (like they did) phones and cheap ones, they could have won or at least being competing with other android companies.

    • @khaledibrahem1538
      @khaledibrahem1538 Před 9 lety

      +Kevin Varughese but unlike sony ericsson nokia had that brand appeal world wide and rock solid devices so in my opinion going with android would have made a difference

    • @jeffdelacruz7226
      @jeffdelacruz7226 Před 9 lety +1

      and also motorola

  • @rickbhattacharya2334
    @rickbhattacharya2334 Před 7 lety +32

    in India we are still waiting for Nokia to come back with a big boom like all flagship features in a low price.
    If Nokia can I think they can win the Indian market again because we trust Nokia for their durable phones

    • @Lambda_Ovine
      @Lambda_Ovine Před 7 lety +2

      I don't know about that man. You might want to start looking other options.

    • @biswajit4134
      @biswajit4134 Před 7 lety

      Sagnik Bhattacharya yes I feel nostalgic about Nokia, but I don't think they can be the same that they were before, again!

    • @amritpalsingh517
      @amritpalsingh517 Před 7 lety +1

      They are coming back in 2017!!

    • @alwynsmit3546
      @alwynsmit3546 Před 7 měsíci

      I don't trust them anymore. My last Nokia was nowhere near the Nokia I had come to love & trust. Add to that, the way they treated me when I wanted it resolved. For me, Nokia will have to do way more to get me to trust them again.

  • @MrBudgetOrientedMan
    @MrBudgetOrientedMan Před 4 lety +2

    So Elop was a Wolf under disguise.....Yeah I saw that pause moment....Nice video essay,,,,

  • @VW19900
    @VW19900 Před 9 lety +108

    It tripped on some banana skin. BA DUM TSH

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  Před 9 lety +23

      +Volkswagen1990 Bruh

    • @shayan_ecksdee
      @shayan_ecksdee Před 8 lety +10

      +ColdFusion Holy shit you still read comments of these old videos

    • @Thomes-Maisling
      @Thomes-Maisling Před 8 lety

      +Volkswagen1990 Yeah and it was Bill Gates who ate the banana.

    • @VW19900
      @VW19900 Před 8 lety

      ***** Haha good one.

    • @terencewhite2799
      @terencewhite2799 Před 8 lety

      +Volkswagen1990 Incredible! I have a phone from a company( a Nokia C1) that does'nt exist anymore, I did'nt know Nokia went under.

  • @jeremyunderscore
    @jeremyunderscore Před 9 lety +84

    I wish Nokia would make a comeback...
    I have always wanted a Nokia device but Windows app store is always lacking. Imo I do think elop is guilty.

    • @purushrut
      @purushrut Před 9 lety +4

      Surely App store does Lack but once you do get Onboard i Guarantee you wouldn't Trade a Lumia for another OS even if you do u will miss it for Sure.Small details do make me Love my Lumia 920 the only thing i did get Mad on NOKIA is their bad decision of releasing senseless phones Low end phones don't make a sense at all the low end & the mid end shared the same Processor & ram and Stupid specs even L920 released in 2012 doesn't has a True Upgrade till now.

    • @amyfarhan116
      @amyfarhan116 Před 9 lety +1

      Puru Khilari lol traded it for M8. Windows just can keep up with my pace xD

    • @purushrut
      @purushrut Před 9 lety

      Helmi Farhan Haha anyways you'd maybe get to use windows 10 on your M8 also microsoft is desperately working on dual os booting and will make it official some day.As of now dual booting is being tested on Xiomi Mi3.

    • @amyfarhan116
      @amyfarhan116 Před 9 lety

      *can't

    • @Hadgerz
      @Hadgerz Před 9 lety

      Jeremy Nokia has made the N1, it's an Android device. Once it gets Google Play and is released in the West, I hope we see a lot more mid- and high-spec Android phones from Nokia in the coming years. It's their only hope.

  • @shihabsoft
    @shihabsoft Před 7 lety +8

    0:20 nostalgic feelings all around. I miss you buddy, really I miss you from the bottom of my heart.

  • @sudarshan3965
    @sudarshan3965 Před 7 lety +16

    i spent my childhood with nokia, it has place in my heart.i hope it do good and come out with its own OS

  • @chadreshpatel2339
    @chadreshpatel2339 Před 9 lety +25

    I have been Nokia user for a long time. I particularly like that phone because of its reliability and roughness. But the main problem was App store. You cant find any apps in nokia app store. On the other hand, android has very rich app store and everything is available at free of cost. If Nokia had provided Android than it could have been a come back. But they didnt realize the opportunity. Sad. One big company just ended up like this.

    • @GinsuSher
      @GinsuSher Před 9 lety +6

      I think what happened was that nokia was too big for its own good.

    • @ryan17954
      @ryan17954 Před 9 lety +3

      Chadresh Patel With the Windows 10 update, developers will be able to copy and past their code from the Apple and Google app stores into the Windows Dev tool which will now work on the Windows App Store! Cannot wait!
      I also like the fact that after the release of Windows 10, all the updates will come right from Microsoft, not the cell phone providers, which means no more waiting for updates for 6+ months.

  • @mikosoft
    @mikosoft Před 8 lety +34

    Well, Nokia still lives on but it doesn't make smartphones anymore. The network part still lives on and bought Alcatel-Lucent recently.
    Still, I almost shed a tear. Nokia phones were the best when the mobile boom began. Since 1995 up until 2007 Nokia was the go-to default mobile phone. My first phone was Nokia and I still have it and it still works.

  • @PrakashChAwal
    @PrakashChAwal Před 8 lety +301

    If Nokia had work with android ,i guess Nokia will still exist !!!

    • @aminbe3079
      @aminbe3079 Před 7 lety +20

      they underestimated Android, and Apple took advantage of that

    • @AutoSia
      @AutoSia Před 7 lety +1

      prakash chandi thats right

    • @jinraigami3349
      @jinraigami3349 Před 7 lety +3

      Not they Stephen Elop did.

    • @jdudsjekie
      @jdudsjekie Před 7 lety +2

      prakash chandi it will. but it will not rise in their own feet. because it's now own by Microsoft. Nokia itself is gone

    • @jinraigami3349
      @jinraigami3349 Před 7 lety +12

      Mr. MCPE former Nokia Is gone, but there's a company who owns license to release Nokia phone for 10 years. Nokia would be back with medium range Android.

  • @MrDaquest
    @MrDaquest Před 4 lety

    Out of all you videos that I’ve seen this is by far the saddest one. I grew up loving Nokia and I still have one of my Nokia phone even though it is basically outdated. Big have to watch for innovation, progress and what is current or else they are going to fall behind. I almost cried at the end... hey bro, this channel is very informative. I watch your videos everyday since I found this channel.

  • @shocked-curry-omelette
    @shocked-curry-omelette Před 9 lety +146

    This video makes me wanna cry.. =(

    • @fireboyeddy
      @fireboyeddy Před 9 lety +1

      Amos Wong Same,,,, I lashed out at anyone who would bad mouth Nokia back in the day even when Samsung was raising.lol

    • @TheOriginalEviltech
      @TheOriginalEviltech Před 9 lety +11

      Amos Wong It makes me wanna kill that Elop fucktard!

    • @User17745
      @User17745 Před 9 lety

      Eviltech +1

    • @firelord_iroh8956
      @firelord_iroh8956 Před 9 lety +5

      Same! My first phone was Nokia! I jus loved it, it had a great design and software but sadly it's all gone now maybe after my studies I will become the manager of Nokia! Yea I will jus remember me

    • @TheOriginalEviltech
      @TheOriginalEviltech Před 9 lety

      Firelord_Iroh You certainly have the name for it!

  • @KingofKpop
    @KingofKpop Před 9 lety +41

    R.I.P Nokia, my first phone was Nokia, RIP for Philip Phone, Ericsson phone, Sony phone, Toshiba phone.. now days it's Samsung, Apple, Google, and LG, along with Chinese phones. Cheap China phones will eventually kill Samsung, LG and Apple etc.. we all be using Chinese phones.

    • @anilprusty9
      @anilprusty9 Před 8 lety +1

      +dutch toiletpaper moto is also under Lenovo(Chinese company)

    • @jameschung6557
      @jameschung6557 Před 8 lety +10

      In fact, all the phones are made in China. Even Iphone, android phones, and window phones. Welcome to Made in China era.

    • @frostycreeper1055
      @frostycreeper1055 Před 8 lety

      +James Chung I just checked my Nokia Asha 503. Cell made in Korea, further developed in China. XD.

    • @empty19941
      @empty19941 Před 8 lety

      +James Chung even you was made in china

    • @media1981
      @media1981 Před 8 lety +1

      +vimublue From Korea actually. And your trolling fails since your grammar is so poor.

  • @leomemo6946
    @leomemo6946 Před 8 lety +76

    If only they chose android

  • @AakamshD
    @AakamshD Před 8 lety +316

    How many of you cried at the end? i cried

    • @haristahir2672
      @haristahir2672 Před 8 lety +7

      me :(

    • @TechShack
      @TechShack Před 8 lety +6

      Me

    • @umeramjad4413
      @umeramjad4413 Před 7 lety +6

      me too...i just love nokia..

    • @nabilisham6133
      @nabilisham6133 Před 7 lety

      what is there in crying lol men do not cry. there are people losing their lives all over the world. we cannot help it we can just move on

    • @AakamshD
      @AakamshD Před 7 lety +9

      +Nabil Isham If you do not cry, its okay. Who told you "men do not cry"? It is a human emotion and there is no sex difference in crying. Don't be a stereotype.

  • @chrisbanez3818
    @chrisbanez3818 Před 8 lety +49

    Nokia (n73 music edition) was my first phone.. It's like the foundation of what I know about smartphones today. Even though I use S7 now, no phones could ever replace Nokia in my heart.

  • @clansman89
    @clansman89 Před 9 lety +237

    Symbian had capability to load tabs in the background. And that was many many years ago.
    I don't understand why to this date Android and iOS with ridiculous amounts of ram don't do that.

    • @indrajeeth7
      @indrajeeth7 Před 9 lety +19

      Dude 😥 unfortunately you're right. You reminded me of my e series and N95

    • @systematiclame
      @systematiclame Před 9 lety +1

      +clsman89 uhhh most iso devices only have 1gb of ram.. Android phones, on the other hand, have a lot of ram.

    • @bledarmartinaj109
      @bledarmartinaj109 Před 9 lety

      +MrBillionaire360 Yep they have 3gb of ram.

    • @systematiclame
      @systematiclame Před 9 lety

      BledarMartinaj what only has 3gb of ram? I think the new iPhone has 3gb.

    • @bledarmartinaj109
      @bledarmartinaj109 Před 9 lety +3

      nope the new iphone only has 1gb (im talking about iphone 6 not 6+ or 6s).

  • @daughterman
    @daughterman Před 12 dny

    Thanks Aussie dude for amazing story! My mom had a Nokia phone after I was born. I love your videos man! ❤‍🔥

  • @Ive03
    @Ive03 Před 5 lety +6

    Me:Feeling sad for NOKIA
    Also me:Watching this video on Samsung

  • @igorlthn1109
    @igorlthn1109 Před 9 lety +69

    Windows Phone. Where Instagram has been only in beta version for years...

    • @pctrailer4239
      @pctrailer4239 Před 8 lety +3

      +Andrew Versaw yea its "is coming back" , not even "soon", cause windows 10 mobile is also so far to "soon"

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 8 lety +5

      +Anugerah Ardiansyah funny thing is even the beta apps work better than the android ones at times

    • @shabbirbhanpurawala296
      @shabbirbhanpurawala296 Před 8 lety

      Die Karotte

    • @igorlthn1109
      @igorlthn1109 Před 8 lety +6

      Karthik Naik yeah. i use android once i checked my friend's lumia phone. it has 512 MB of RAM and it runs as fast as android with 1GB of RAM

    • @Caliko1
      @Caliko1 Před 8 lety

      +Anugerah Ardiansyah They make better iPhone knockoffs than sammy though.

  • @HitaishNagaraj
    @HitaishNagaraj Před 9 lety +29

    It is really sad that Nokia as a brand is no more. I was a really big Nokia loyalist until it stopped making good phones. My last Nokia phone was a C-7 Astound.

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 8 lety +3

      +Hitaish Nagaraj it never stopped making good phones
      their phones were always good
      even the Microsoft ones are amazing
      beats any lagdroid any day

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 8 lety +2

      IEWestSide tell that to your shit

    • @NicolasMassu1984
      @NicolasMassu1984 Před 8 lety +4

      +IEWestSide I always had Nokia Phones. The old Nokia 5110 was the first one. I also bought Nokia N8, Nokia Lumia 820, Nokia Lumia 930 and I also bought Microsoft Lumia 950 XL. I had other Nokia phones in Between but the only 2 phones that I had that weren't Nokia and Microsoft were the Sony Ericson 610 and also another mobile in Chile in 2004 that was made for a Spanish Company called Movistar that bought under the company Telefonica the Chilean telephone company CTC (Compañia de Telecomunicaciones de Chile). The reason why I like windows phones is because they can synchronise with Windows 10. All of my photos, outlook people's number to call and messages can be seen on the Outlook on the internet and when I connect my windows 10 software on the internet. Because my Nokia Lumia 930 I believe had a virus because it started to play funny that I bought the Microsoft Lumia 950 XL and you can even put 200 GB of a Micro SD memory card too. It' the best Smartphone I have ever owned. Thanks.

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 8 lety +1

      IEWestSide LOL you mad bro

    • @aseefsh3002
      @aseefsh3002 Před 8 lety +1

      I love Nokia too

  • @80Satpal
    @80Satpal Před 8 lety +2

    Nokia is still living in the heart of many people, it will require a few good performing devices for Nokia to make a comeback. An another interesting video from ColdFusion tv, thanks for all the information.

  • @Xpert56
    @Xpert56 Před 7 lety +26

    I did used Nokia xpressmusic series....they were good

    • @piyushmate3837
      @piyushmate3837 Před 4 lety +1

      I remember Nokia Xpress music my dad throwed it to the wall and break it while i was enjoying porn instead of preparing for exams.👍

  • @thecuriousengineer
    @thecuriousengineer Před 9 lety +23

    Man I have been following your videos. And I'm so happy to see my illustration in the video. 1:06 :) That's from my video How Touchscreen Works.

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  Před 9 lety +9

      That's amazing, I was checking out your channel just the other day. Great stuff!
      I'm also adding you to the video description so that people can find your video :)

    • @thecuriousengineer
      @thecuriousengineer Před 9 lety +4

      ColdfusTion Great. Thanks for adding a link. :]
      I always wanted to know how such a great company can fall. Thanks for putting it together so nicely.
      btw, my first phone was Nokia 3110c ;)

    • @23j97
      @23j97 Před 9 lety +2

      He puts your contents without you permission ?

    • @ssprojects1376
      @ssprojects1376 Před 9 lety

      milk Boy ikr, and he didn't even give credit before he indirectly mentions it

    • @thecuriousengineer
      @thecuriousengineer Před 9 lety

      Hey that's okay. He makes awesome videos. :]

  • @Olterior
    @Olterior Před 8 lety +31

    Windows phone OS is the best OS in terms of functionality, my parents use it and they love it, yet here I am with my galaxy s6 cause of the apps and the customizibility (custom roms etc.). Once the 18 month ban for nokia ends, I am 100% sure the nokia smartphone they release running android will be a hit, people love nokia, but they need to ensure its as reliable as the older nokias, I mean Lumia 920 to this day is a beautiful beastly phone.

    • @Caliko1
      @Caliko1 Před 8 lety

      +Olterior Anything running android fails because of low profit.

    • @AureliusR
      @AureliusR Před 8 lety +1

      +James Dean LOL. Funny how huge and rich Samsung Mobile is... and LG Mobile. And Acer Mobile. And Motorola. Shall I go on? On about how much better a phone the Nexus 6P is over any iPhone ever made?

    • @jonasryder6072
      @jonasryder6072 Před 8 lety +3

      +Netr@nger Samsung sold nearly twice as many phones as Apple 2015

    • @lostunsunghero
      @lostunsunghero Před 8 lety

      +Jonas Ryder Fanboys gonna fan.

    • @cortarelva
      @cortarelva Před 8 lety

      +Aurelius R I was thinking WTF did he turn bipolar in the middle of that comment!!

  • @blackmagic1371
    @blackmagic1371 Před 4 lety

    I really like “ColdFusion” videos (the guy really explains everything short,sharp,sweet) I’ve learnt more than I thought I would

  • @francoboo3857
    @francoboo3857 Před 7 lety +19

    Nokia remains the best maker of all time for me 😞👍

  • @TheJustbored05
    @TheJustbored05 Před 9 lety +118

    Omg. Am I the only one who thought it was a white guy speaking the whole time? Fuck. Anyways. Awesome video!!!

    • @asspass6710
      @asspass6710 Před 9 lety

      Same here

    • @no-de3lg
      @no-de3lg Před 9 lety

      Same

    • @MoronsnUtube
      @MoronsnUtube Před 9 lety +17

      I'm a black man and I approve this message, lol!

    • @ninopiamonte2
      @ninopiamonte2 Před 9 lety +2

      TheJustbored05 He is a really good speaker!

    • @ozzy1243
      @ozzy1243 Před 9 lety

      TheJustbored05 you should have been surprised if he were from Africa, which he is not

  • @Omanivibes
    @Omanivibes Před 8 lety +116

    nokia was the best ...

  • @Mohsin_Ali
    @Mohsin_Ali Před 7 lety +132

    Nokia killed by the Iphone, and iphone eventually will kill by Andriod.

    • @JakeMini
      @JakeMini Před 7 lety +14

      Abass Ali Doubt that.

    • @defy170
      @defy170 Před 7 lety +8

      Abass Ali then Android will be killed by *Anonymous*...

    • @raimirosli3911
      @raimirosli3911 Před 7 lety

      Abass Ali nope..it kill by explosion

    • @ashpirate4609
      @ashpirate4609 Před 7 lety +1

      Abass Ali android will be killed by samsung note 4

    • @JakeMini
      @JakeMini Před 7 lety +4

      ash Pirate21 note 7 you mean

  • @AdityaMahat
    @AdityaMahat Před 8 lety

    One of the very few channels on the CZcams that'll never disappoint you... Amazing video

  • @PaullieVicious
    @PaullieVicious Před 9 lety +10

    Amazing bro! I tweeted out to my followers with the link to part one and asked them to watch all 3 and subscribe! Good work my man.. You got fans here in New York.

    • @ColdFusion
      @ColdFusion  Před 9 lety +7

      Thanks Paullie! Stoked that you got a kick out of the series :)

    • @romanvelitskiy
      @romanvelitskiy Před 9 lety +2

      ColdfusTion You got fans here in Ukraine as well :)

    • @danieln.1034
      @danieln.1034 Před 9 lety +1

      ColdfusTion In Vietnam, too! keep doing it man, knowledge is for everyone and I believe you will get a bigger audience eventually :)

    • @dalitsobanda1032
      @dalitsobanda1032 Před 9 lety

      ColdfusTion fans in Zambia

  • @14xx07
    @14xx07 Před 8 lety +22

    I do feel so sad that Nokia ended just like that. :(

  • @carlitoxb110
    @carlitoxb110 Před 7 lety +27

    bye bye nokia, you were the iPhone of my generation =)

    • @saudaslam2245
      @saudaslam2245 Před 7 lety

      Carlitox b mine too

    • @nijentht6670
      @nijentht6670 Před 7 lety +2

      Carlitox b well Nokia is back in action btw..

    • @Larkkuuu
      @Larkkuuu Před 4 lety

      same

    • @gladzmt6505
      @gladzmt6505 Před 4 lety +1

      I think Blackberry is the iphone at that time and Nokia is the Android phone

  • @fredschriks8554
    @fredschriks8554 Před 9 lety +55

    Nokia 3310. Best phone i've ever had.
    You could drop it from high, and it did work again always.

    • @Hellsong89
      @Hellsong89 Před 9 lety +5

      Fred Schriks From car roof moving 80km/h to rocks.... battery cover came off.
      Dropped it accidentally in work place while building concrete floor and next day i had to jack hammer it out from inside the floor... and redo the floor in that part. Still worked like new, thought it needed decent wash from hose to get battery cover open.
      Nokia phones were indestructible that time, now i would not touch "nokia" phone cause its made by Microsoft and would brake if you breathe towards it.

    • @fredschriks8554
      @fredschriks8554 Před 9 lety +1

      Hellsong89 Microsoft phones suck. I had a Samsung Omnia long time ago. That also had Microsoft's program on it. That's sucks balls.
      I want to go back in time and get a 3310 again.

    • @Hellsong89
      @Hellsong89 Před 9 lety

      Fred Schriks Actually you should be able to, thought i liked my flip flop model more..issue with it was that, it didnt work so well when talking to buddys with more modern phones.

    • @Hellsong89
      @Hellsong89 Před 9 lety +1

      dimapez "few things not even conscripts can destroy"
      Now that is *indestructible!!* What was it? A solid armor plate?! :D

    • @sudiptokarmokar3397
      @sudiptokarmokar3397 Před 8 lety +1

      +Fred Schriks the first ever mobile phone of mine was a nokia 5300 ..it worked smoothly for atleast 5 long years.. i still miss that handset

  • @rockybangalore3830
    @rockybangalore3830 Před 8 lety +13

    i feel so bad for nokia.
    the company should be revived.

  • @Dad_Brad
    @Dad_Brad Před 11 měsíci +3

    RIP Nokia. You had a good run.

  • @neciokilincio9062
    @neciokilincio9062 Před 7 lety +1

    brother Your Vidz Are Awesome!!! Much Love From The Bay Area California Keep it ☝

  • @TheHaters112
    @TheHaters112 Před 8 lety +77

    So if they peed their pants they would have been saved?

    • @KRAMPUS_G60_16V
      @KRAMPUS_G60_16V Před 8 lety +3

      +RealiableCandy4 Yeeeeep

    • @shivarampersaud2332
      @shivarampersaud2332 Před 8 lety +1

      That's a great way to put it....

    • @shivarampersaud2332
      @shivarampersaud2332 Před 8 lety

      That's a great way to put it....

    • @aseefsh3002
      @aseefsh3002 Před 8 lety +2

      +RealiableCandy4 Yes ! Android could have saved Nokia..like it did to Samsung !!

    • @ASJkenan0
      @ASJkenan0 Před 8 lety +3

      +RealiableCandy4
      No , Motorola did that and they failed , HTC ,LG ,Sharp ,Sony and Lenovo are all making loses on the smartphone market , actually the overwhelming majority of Android OEMs are losing money , in 2010/1011 if Nokia switched to Android it's logical to assume it would fail too.

  • @gabkoost
    @gabkoost Před 9 lety +14

    First of all let me congratulate you for this series. I thing they're your best so far and the subject is indeed very interesting for most phone lovers.
    Now, as for Nokia, it's the classical story of an empire rising and falling because of their own decisions and internal power struggles.
    Arrogance and meaningless inside politics also took down the Roman empire.
    As you build an empire and become the standard of excellence for so long you often see organizations slow down. They don't innovate anymore as they already are so powerful and rich that they feel like they can literally own the entire world.
    It's true. They can do it. Well, until something special come along.
    The first problem of Nokia was the failure in accepting that the Iphone and his concept had change the world of mobile phones just like that. It took one presentation to end Nokia's reign.
    Everyone new that. Nokia knew it because the consumers knew it immediately. Who cares about 3g and what the Iphone couldn't do. The revolutionary concept gave people everything. A phone, a music player, an internet device, a GPS, a picture display and endless apps.
    At that point Nokia's arrogance was the nail in the coffin. They tried to keep their stupid OS that looked primitive to everyone. They had one chance: JUMP TO ANDROID. As they failed to accept reality and the old internal politic questions never were to be solved, it was just a matter of time until the sale of the company.
    Nokia could have been saved at any moment. It didn't need to be sold if they had accepted Android. What's the point to use Microsoft OS when everyone knew that it had a liability very similar to Nokia's OS: The useless App store.
    To me it's clear that when they decided to use Microsoft as the OS for Nokia devices, it was already set in stone that the end was near for Nokia as a brand.
    Resuming, it all comes down to old fat people failing to realize an abrupt change and disrespecting customers by thinking these would never leave them... Even when something huge had just happened.
    And even after having had the chance to humble themselves and jump to android, they chose to fight internally for no reason. Then, they sold themselves to Microsoft.
    A story very common to companies across the world.
    Morale of the story? Never sleep on passed glories and always be humble enough to accept and recognize they need to change!

    • @CITYGROUPTV
      @CITYGROUPTV Před 9 lety +2

      Amen brother amen i 100 agree with all you said!! I remember having the nokia n8 and and every body was on blackberry ping. I felt left out than iphone came with the whatsapp. I felt left out again. Because Nokia did not have it yet a full year had oassed before whatsapp had come to Nokia users. By that time i was fed up with nokia and allways finishing last. So when the samsung note came i jumped ship. I got tired of allways complaining at nokia. If a company is not giving you what you want, leave them alone! And thats what i did and i think alot of people did the same.

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 9 lety

      i dont agree that android could have saved Nokia
      Windows Phone was actually more advanced but poor apps selection and software was locked down which brought down Wp7
      WP will prove itself in 2015 guarenteed
      if there was an alternative to WP which Nokia should have taken,it should have been Meego which was miles ahead of symbian,ios,android and wp7 at the time

    • @goka2000
      @goka2000 Před 9 lety +1

      CITYGROUPTV
      Exactly. The company needs to conform to the consumer.
      Nokia, at the time, was so arrogant in believing their consumers would never leave them, that they started believing the opposite to the above statement. They started believing that the consumer needed to conform to them. And, of course, that's what lead to the downfall, seeing as everybody was flocking to Apple and Samsung for their innovation at the time.

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 9 lety +3

      Goran Đukić Yeah people blame Windows and say it should have been android wereas it was not why Nokia lost out on marketshare
      Nokia was basically playing catch and not deciding which OS they wanted for the future
      They created Maemo,Symbian ^3(Anna and Belle) , Meego and WP7 phones all around the same time but there were rumours about each
      One day,they would said they would go Maemo,another time they said Meego,another time they would say the new updated Symbian ^3,another time they would say WP7
      People,especially the corporate crowd decided they couldnt wait anymore and moved towards Blackberry and iPhones because they were more consistent at the time
      Samsung was in a criss at the time and werent popular then...
      Only iPhones and Blackberrys had marketshare
      Once Android 2.3 and 3.0(for tablets only) released,Samsung slowly gained momentum because Google and samsung copied Apple designs etc(not taking sides here but its a fact,just see the early samsung droids)
      By then HTC,Moto etc all were losing badly with older symbian and Windows Mobile 6.5 phones and decided to go android because Google took over and there wasnt any other OS left to go to,Symbian had been dead(even the newer ^3 which was dead as WP7 got an exclusivity deal and by then developers flocked to Blackberry and ios and much later,android),Meego and Maemo were killed off as well but a bunch of ex-Nokia employees created Jolla which now has android support
      Jolla is literally what would have happened if Nokia went android(same familiar Nokia designs by some of the creators themselves)
      We dont see Jolla making waves either do we
      HP created Web OS and killed it off just as it gained momentum and could topple android and embraced android
      HP didnt regain its status with Android did it?infact it was more popular during the web os days
      Blackberry also bought QNX and created their own OS - BB10(formely QNX on the Playbook) which had android runtimes
      infact it does stuff alot better than android itself and runs non-google play apps even better than android itself
      They still didnt gain momentum did they?
      My point being people should wake up and realize Android doesnt make or break a company
      Sure it could be a shortcut but its very rare to see any company do well just because of android running on its products
      Nokia should have updated symbians kernel,continued Meego or Microsoft should never have changed the kernel with each update- Wp7,wp8,wp8.1,windows 10
      thus leaving WP7 users in the dark without an update
      It has nothing to do with android

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 9 lety

      www.windowscentral.com/did-nokia-make-mistake-going-windows-phone

  • @allenkleyn
    @allenkleyn Před 4 lety +1

    I think you could do another video on Stephen Elops role and how he screwed Nokia up, so as to drive down the price for Microsoft. The announcements and decisions which were suicide, and at the time most staff questioned, but we were all told that if we were not on board, we needed to leave. He came to the company to get it for Microsoft, and he did just that. This case will be studied at business schools in the future, but I cannot get my head around how this was even legal and accepted by the industry.

    • @MinAwY377
      @MinAwY377 Před rokem

      You notice the split second wolf photo between 05:12 to 05:13 when he was talking about Elop

  • @lenzinglitin3873
    @lenzinglitin3873 Před 2 lety

    I see the dedication you put in your video. Three parts man. The only video I ever saw of you. Fuck man. I'm tearing up.

  • @jackkraken3888
    @jackkraken3888 Před 8 lety +13

    One of its biggest mistakes was rejecting Android as a viable OS, yes they would have to use Android like so many others but in my opinion its was far better than the alternative they chose.
    Also one thing I really didn't like about what Nokia did during this period was reusing the series 40 OS on their Asha range of phones and suggesting they were smartphones when they weren't.

  • @TailsFurse
    @TailsFurse Před 8 lety +11

    holy cow, all this time and I finally got to see your face. Thanks for all the chill learning sessions man! great videos as always!

  • @KivaGordon
    @KivaGordon Před 7 lety +17

    At least Nokia is back to start again with phones in 2017

  • @FIGHTTHECABLE
    @FIGHTTHECABLE Před 8 lety +4

    Sad sad sad. My very first phone was given to me from my father. It was the Nokia 2110. That phone was something special to me.
    Then I had 1 iphone and i will say, never again an iphone will i hold.
    If Nokia ever manages to become great again, i would strongly consider buying one. Terrible how they went down. How could so professional people be so incompetent...

    • @alanwake4442
      @alanwake4442 Před 8 lety

      They are making an Android Nougat smartphone.

  • @lmfao77able
    @lmfao77able Před 8 lety +85

    Lol i thought the narrator was a white guy in his early twenties.. I don't wanna come out as racist btw

    • @alyesto3202
      @alyesto3202 Před 8 lety +2

      Wait .. what ?
      that's waisist !

    • @djcooler12345
      @djcooler12345 Před 8 lety +8

      Dude stop, there was nothing racist at all what you just said. funny how the media makes people scared to even identify people as their colour.

    • @alyesto3202
      @alyesto3202 Před 8 lety +1

      djcooler12345 XD was kidding , mate !
      9gag ... what did you do to me ?

    • @djcooler12345
      @djcooler12345 Před 8 lety

      +EL ALyesTo Sorry pal forgot to tag the other bloke was not aimed at you XD

    • @AceXsGamerHD
      @AceXsGamerHD Před 8 lety +6

      Thought the exact same thing

  • @NikoYaqoub
    @NikoYaqoub Před 8 lety +8

    i almost cried at the end i swear i mean my first two phones were nokia express music, and nokia n8 :'( rip nokia

  • @Damonwex
    @Damonwex Před 7 lety +61

    Arrogance killed nokia.

    • @HowZ1223
      @HowZ1223 Před 7 lety +10

      Nope...Microsoft trojan horse killed nokia.

    • @aki007
      @aki007 Před 7 lety +12

      they were already sinking before they partnered with microsoft. They refused to adapt and got arrogant of the success they have. its basically the same as TOWER OF BABEL.

    • @houssemeddinemhiri8909
      @houssemeddinemhiri8909 Před 7 lety +3

      yep , totally agree

    • @valentinaselektrikas
      @valentinaselektrikas Před 7 lety +5

      Yes, arrogance killed them. Also, you can have millions of dollars, but if you have no ideas and vision its uselles.

    • @kmeanxneth
      @kmeanxneth Před 6 lety +3

      Arrogance and Microsoft trojan horse killed nokia phone

  • @daautomaniac
    @daautomaniac Před 7 lety +22

    NOKIA should rise back from its ashes

  • @harshdhiman2690
    @harshdhiman2690 Před 9 lety +14

    I used to love Nokia and who didn't? But after 2010s the product quality degraded substantially. The product lineupw they offered looked outdated in comparison with the slimmer Samsungs and Htcs. Moreover, the software experience wasn't as great as the others. Which made people resent Nokia products. I think you can't blame Elop for everything, may be he ended the company but it was already undergoing turmoil and ruptures by itself. It was a smart move on his part as he got a huge bonus from it. Maybe he could've saved it from happening but it needed a vision which he didn't have.
    The saddest part is that Nokia lost its main ideology and character in the battle to become the best, the reason why it became so successful. Nokia is credited for many of the world's firsts. It made mobile phone affordable for the general public by making the technology more efficient and cheaper. But it didn't evolve with time. The 1100s were better than their 1020s despite of being much more advanced. Nokia always worked for the lowest class of the population but it failed to offer the modern technology to their usual customers. But Google made it possible. Nokia was once like what Google is now. To target the masses your product has to be efficient and cheap like the Moto E, G, X, Nokia lost its way. The one company that showed what a mobile is to the world failed to evolve.

    • @harshdhiman2690
      @harshdhiman2690 Před 9 lety

      ***** True! Apple was never a market leader in terms of volumes because of this very reason. But, it had the technology and ideas by which it has set benchmarks in the world of technology. By the early 2000s, Nokia had the volumes and the technology but by the fall of 2010, they had neither. The idea of technology has changed immensely in the last 5 decades. Google has turned-over the whole market theory by open sourcing everything; which is great for developers, and by making the technology affordable; which is great for the society as whole. This very idea made Nokia what it was!

    • @alvin3171997
      @alvin3171997 Před 9 lety +2

      Harsh Dhiman Not with the recent nexus 6 and 9 , Google is trying to get into high end market , they basically want everything

    • @harshdhiman2690
      @harshdhiman2690 Před 9 lety

      Yes, that's true

    • @Exantrn
      @Exantrn Před 9 lety +1

      ***** At this point, they may as well already have everything. If they don't, they will soon.

    • @goka2000
      @goka2000 Před 9 lety

      Exantrn They already dominated everything else, so they figured they would give the Apple way a shot.
      I don't agree with it, but people seem to be content, so I don't think they're in any trouble.

  • @tabasirali8891
    @tabasirali8891 Před 8 lety +10

    what i understood by this video is the Nokia's CEO and quarrel in the management is the big reason for fall of nokia

    • @gisellec.1997
      @gisellec.1997 Před 3 lety

      Probably if they were like Steve Jobs, which steers the company's direction in one way, the only way that Steve wants it to be..that is to develop and market a full touchscreen internet enabled phone that have a huge market share that will eventually attracts huge app developer base to develop apps for its app store, then Nokia will still thrive. It is because Nokia does not have a clear direction from its CEO or top management, sets up 2 teams to compete with each other which led to internal conflicts, not focus on one and only goal like Apple or maybe just not flexible enough to adapt to changes in the market like how they did not want to tie with Android, still maintaining their old principle of being unique with their own Symbian/meego OS even using Microsoft OS instead the majority Android all these led to Nokia 's fall.

  • @aragone8650
    @aragone8650 Před 8 lety

    I never knew that such videos could even give you goosebumps. I love you Coldfusion. Cheers for your success !!

  • @subhashischowdhury6171
    @subhashischowdhury6171 Před 8 lety +18

    I still use Nokia c210. Don't say Nokia is gone 😈

  • @legobricc
    @legobricc Před 9 lety +16

    What's with the wolf at 5:12? Turn the speed down to 0.25 and pause/play till you see it.

    • @PBlueturtle
      @PBlueturtle Před 9 lety

      AWsomekitteh I saw it too! By the way, how do you turn down the playback speed mate?

    • @alvin3171997
      @alvin3171997 Před 9 lety

      easter egg LOL

    • @edwinsaputra1990
      @edwinsaputra1990 Před 9 lety +1

      Elop was the wolf LOL

    • @bozhil4o
      @bozhil4o Před 9 lety

      Lego Brick acute foreshadowing ,mate.

  • @abdumka
    @abdumka Před 8 lety +28

    If only nokia used Android OS in its phones ,,,it would be in Samsung's phones position Now !

    • @frostycreeper1055
      @frostycreeper1055 Před 8 lety +5

      I would love to have a Nokia Galaxy....

    • @abdumka
      @abdumka Před 8 lety +2

      so am I . loved to have an Android on a Nokia hardware

    • @frostycreeper1055
      @frostycreeper1055 Před 8 lety +2

      abdumka But didnt they release the Nokia X, XL, X+ and the X2?

    • @waeke
      @waeke Před 8 lety +1

      +abdumka I just want to yell at the Nokia management on the first introduction of Android OS, "FORGET SYMBIAN!!! START USING ANDROID OS FOR ALL NOKIA's PHONE!!!"

    • @Vanles25
      @Vanles25 Před 8 lety +2

      Indeed. If they have brought the lumia tech and designs to android they could still be leading the mobile race and samsung still trailing behind.

  • @odinsplaygrounds
    @odinsplaygrounds Před 2 lety +1

    Funny you showed yourself in this video! Watched a bunch of your videos (most being a bit more recent) and had no clue what the person behind the voice looked like until now.

  • @nixednamode3607
    @nixednamode3607 Před 8 lety +1

    The way you narrated! Amazing! I wish I had accent like you!!!

  • @NarenA
    @NarenA Před 9 lety +3

    Wonderful! Guys this is a must watch. Must must watch for all entrepreneurs.

  • @dylandajhharwood5566
    @dylandajhharwood5566 Před 8 lety +11

    Nokia is back, they're already back. Nokia N1 Tablet is the Intel based Android, iPad smashing tablet!

    • @legoentertainment8750
      @legoentertainment8750 Před 8 lety

      wait what?! there back?! Is that true?!

    • @dylandajhharwood5566
      @dylandajhharwood5566 Před 8 lety

      Banana Boy
      Yeah, Nokia N1 Tablet. Nokia are going to start making Android devices.

    • @legoentertainment8750
      @legoentertainment8750 Před 8 lety +1

      ΛJ·DΛЯLIИ
      awesome!

    • @dylandajhharwood5566
      @dylandajhharwood5566 Před 8 lety

      88norimaki
      Someone's 3310 died it seems. Why do you hate Nokia so much? They were one of the greatest phone companies around.

    • @88norimaki
      @88norimaki Před 8 lety

      AJ Darlin
      Ngage made me Nrage. They will have to do alot to change the mindset of ppl like me who loved their phones but pissed off by sybrian OS and their arrogance.

  • @mahamann7734
    @mahamann7734 Před 2 lety +1

    i remember being very loyal to nokia before the fall, sad to see such an iconic and amazing company shade away, only to be remembered.

  • @TheLiveworld
    @TheLiveworld Před 7 lety +4

    I am using two phone , and one is NOKIA. ..... I just wanted to thanks NOKIA, for my first phone, and hoping for the best for NOKIA...ALL THE BEST NOKIA.👍

  • @MrLatteWarrior
    @MrLatteWarrior Před 9 lety +6

    You cannot blame Elop. If he didn't do what he did, the company would hit bankruptsy due to market decline,
    If you want to throw mud at someone, throw mud at the previous CEO's and boardmembers to being incapable of structuring a successful company.

    • @shidee91
      @shidee91 Před 9 lety +2

      Kevin Pedersen I like your point of view.

  • @paris9332
    @paris9332 Před 8 lety +6

    I still have my Nokia 5800.. Though I don't use it now, no new phone ever gave me the feel that the 5800 gave when I bought it on it's release :)

  • @anuragmohan6831
    @anuragmohan6831 Před 6 lety

    My first phone was Nokia in early 2000, it was very nostalgic and sad to see the company phasing out, thanks for making such an amazing video, hats off to you bro....never thought I would be emotional for a company...

  • @tffoong9034
    @tffoong9034 Před 7 lety +1

    I couldn't remember how many Nokia phones I have gone through, but always remember the 6110. Truly revolutionary at that time.

  • @orcasem
    @orcasem Před 9 lety +27

    Although the brand is gone (I probably own one of the last nokia branded lumia phones), the technology still lives on thanks to microsoft's takeover. I think the most important thing is that all the hard work nokia enegineers & designers did in the past isn't lost. The company needed to be restructured from the ground off, and that's exactely what Microsoft did. Windows phone combines nokia's exelent hardware with a fresh operating system. I'me excited for the future!

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 9 lety +4

      Wouter De Wolf sadly most people are simply kids or android fanboys who wont see the truth you posted
      I look forward to Windows 10 as well
      posting from my 2 year old lumia 720 which is a much better purchase than my laggy Nexus 5 and 7 running lollipop

    • @basheerbraighleh8467
      @basheerbraighleh8467 Před 9 lety

      Enough said Wouter De Wolf

    • @jaromor8808
      @jaromor8808 Před 9 lety +1

      true fanbois have spoken

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 9 lety

      ^self proclaimed android fanboy

    • @DarkOracleOfDeath
      @DarkOracleOfDeath Před 9 lety

      Karthik Naik You say that as a regular consumer, but think about the number of apps and the ease of development for Android. I am not a developer. I just use an Windows 8.1 device and although it is a tablet, I use it with bluetooth mouse and keyboard mostly in Desktop mode. The only Windows app that's usable is the mail app. Other than that they're all sluggish and when I return from desktop to an app it always needs to be reloaded. Sorry, but for now Android rules. I used to be a Windows fan back in the Windows Mobile 5 and 6.x times but since Windows Phone 7 appeared I went to 'droids. I hope that's gonna change with Windows 10 and the new "Universal" apps. I really miss the Windows times, but I don't think I'll ever go to a Windows 7.x/8.x anytime soon. Most likely I'll give 10 a shot.

  • @MohsenEmad
    @MohsenEmad Před 8 lety +4

    RIP Nokia
    Best days of my life :'(

  • @rydelhernandez
    @rydelhernandez Před 5 lety +1

    The N8 was my first phone!!!! Crazy how time flies...! 😊😊

  • @ronaldjohndalmacio8117

    Lemmino, Ahoy, and Cold Fusion need a crossover content.

  • @mohammedaldhahbi5433
    @mohammedaldhahbi5433 Před 7 lety +65

    why nokia didn't try Android?

    • @vishnusworld2951
      @vishnusworld2951 Před 7 lety +2

      because it has its own great OS like an IOS

    • @HumanoidMachine
      @HumanoidMachine Před 7 lety +12

      Why would a company just up and abandon operating systems that it's already working on in favor of a 3rd party one? It did end up hurting them but there's no way they could have known that.

    • @boxysilkworm
      @boxysilkworm Před 7 lety

      MOHAMMED ALTHAHABE Interesting question. Android is even free.

    • @MP-78
      @MP-78 Před 7 lety +25

      EGO

    • @jerekatainen3932
      @jerekatainen3932 Před 7 lety +11

      They considered it, but wanted to gamble instead. Nokia CEOs usually talked about "3rd ecosystem" - the one challenging apple os and android. With its own OS Nokia hoped to be more attractive, unique compared to multi-company android. Due to the app lack, the effect was sadly opposite.

  • @Bellinghamster
    @Bellinghamster Před 8 lety +7

    Very interesting video. It has been said that the only thing you can be certain of is change.

  • @SamuelMudohori
    @SamuelMudohori Před 8 lety +1

    great information. Nokia's fall was so depressing...

  • @Baluds
    @Baluds Před 7 lety +1

    Hurts me a lot. This brand has been part of my history. Been with me growing up. Really sad these people didn't took care of this company.

  • @ArthurD
    @ArthurD Před 6 lety +7

    "Maybe in some distant time..." "...they could come back."
    *_NOW._*

    • @felixm4977
      @felixm4977 Před 3 lety +1

      You predicted the future. They are back!

    • @ArthurD
      @ArthurD Před 3 lety

      @@felixm4977 excuse me?

  • @sanlistonmadzima
    @sanlistonmadzima Před 8 lety +8

    I have a feeling Nokia will come back.

    • @MrEMINEMisbest
      @MrEMINEMisbest Před 8 lety +2

      +waytoomanyllamas well it is its official they go back making phones and there is this company full of guys who left nokia and started working on meego and its called jolla

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 8 lety

      +waytoomanyllamas the nokia we knew is now microsoft
      the no-so-important people are now "Nokia" who rebrands chinese devices like Nokia N1

    • @menyfunny3926
      @menyfunny3926 Před 8 lety +2

      +waytoomanyllamas They sold their phone technology to Microsoft with all the rights so i don't think so.

    • @karthiknaik3944
      @karthiknaik3944 Před 8 lety +1

      MenyFunny exactly !! The "Nokia" branded phones we ll see in future wont be "Nokia" anymore, theyll just be rebranded chinese phones or simply another OEM, no Pureview etc

  • @manavgoenka1418
    @manavgoenka1418 Před 7 lety

    Awesome video!! One of the best...I personally used 3 Nokia devices before switching to Xiaomi. Everyone in my family has and is still using a Nokia device till date. Now with rumours of a Nokia device running on android hitting the web, I am eagerly waiting for it and how it fares. Honestly speaking, I would still like to use a Nokia device because of its durability and it's awesomeness.

  • @bintangx2754
    @bintangx2754 Před 5 lety +1

    Event tough nokia was gone, and now I'm using samsung, but nokia will always be in my heart, there's a lot of childhood memories with nokia, NOKIA will always be my Nostalgia...

  • @se7enisrael
    @se7enisrael Před 8 lety +4

    This is by FAAR the saddest story I've ever heard

  • @AMABotelho
    @AMABotelho Před 7 lety +3

    I need to watch this entire series. But Nokia today? They're one of the biggest telecommunications companies in the world.

  • @brianmorse85
    @brianmorse85 Před 8 lety +1

    Certainly epic, thoughtful, insightful and brilliant.

  • @MayankLongiany
    @MayankLongiany Před 7 lety +1

    Nokia.... my life... I was not born in the 90s, but in 2001, then also I love this brand from the bottom of my heart. I don't remember the model name of the first Nokia phone I used, but it was 3310 and 3650 I guess.. there were many others too with games like Snake, Bounce.... Oh god where it all went away? My childhood is all filled with Nokia and old computers with Windows 98 and Midtown Madness... God bring Nokia back 😢😢😢

  • @melchisalins
    @melchisalins Před 9 lety +21

    I saw what you did there at 5:11

    • @melchisalins
      @melchisalins Před 9 lety +3

      +Melchi Salins 5:12

    • @asamaddar3
      @asamaddar3 Před 8 lety

      +dutch toiletpaper it's a black & white wolf picture....

    • @asamaddar3
      @asamaddar3 Před 8 lety

      +dutch toiletpaper it's a black & white wolf picture....

    • @adimazga
      @adimazga Před 8 lety +1

      What would be the point of this?

    • @staticvoidman
      @staticvoidman Před 8 lety

      +Mazga Adrian uh... The Wolf of Nokia?
      ...
      Spoiler alert: Nokia's then CEO, Elop, was the Wolf
      ...
      Just for kicks I guess

  • @rajjysrachid7258
    @rajjysrachid7258 Před 7 lety +23

    The first phone i got to use was a 3310. i played snake for years with brothers and friends. No need for selfies and gram,it was quite good back then. my first shit was a Nokia C3...That's why i hate management and paper work people. They are always douche-bags who one day become even presidents to fuck up a whole nation in a day. I can't believe a 100+ years of work can be destroyed in one day for conflict over interest..Like a say: Management eat talent for breakfast and hard-work for dinner

  • @CzBeno
    @CzBeno Před 7 lety +3

    I'm not going to be popular, but I love the Lumia line.

  • @bilaldabdob8759
    @bilaldabdob8759 Před 6 lety

    9:30 the music is just fit in made it so emotional

  • @kingqueen4389
    @kingqueen4389 Před 8 lety +4

    miss you Nokia. .don't worry history repeats..love u