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why did Nokia Fail?

why did Nokia Fail, here's why?

There are two things.

  1. Nokia failed because they didn't adopt the market of Android phones.
  2. And they failed because they didn't do something extraordinary as Apple did with their innovative smartphones(iPhones).






    These are the two reasons why Nokia failed during the smartphone crisis in the world.

    they had first mover advantage but they failed in doing a great innovation as they should.

    there were two ways as I discussed above they must have done one of these things to prevent their market failure.

    they were doing great till their Symbian OS smartphones and simply they should have adopted the android trends


                                                   OR

    they should have done something extraordinary innovation with their windows smartphones as Apple did with their iPhones.

    they had stepped great by moving on to the windows smartphones but they could not make that sustainable. they could not find the interest of the people.

    they lacked innovation

    these were the major factor of the failure of the Nokia as for as I think.
    what do you think do let me know in the comment section below.

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