>AT&T CEO said last week that WinPhone7 sales were very disappointing. Microsoft's smartphone market share is decreasing monthly. It will be interesting to see if and when they can reverse that trend. Having Nokia branded hardware may not change things as much as some hope or expect, since I think it's far more a platform play now and less on hardware/device branding. Windows Phone, Blackberry, and PalmOS are all in a big battle for a very 'distant' third place in the smartphone business.

Actually, I have a feeling that after this Nokia will be going down. I actually bought one E5 just when the change of CEO was announced - do it while they have the old OS on them. Just like I bought a laptop for my wife 4 years ago, choosing the best Toshiba at the time which still had XP on it.