I am now part of the Android faction\I was once part of the Symbian faction\I was once part of the JAVA faction
I know that Nokia has passed away\I know that Symbian has declined\I know that JAVA no longer exists\I know that Android has become dominant
Here, I wish to bless all Symbian users! Thank you for holding on to Symbian. I was once one of you. As the vice president of the Symbian Alliance, I feel very ashamed, yet I was the first to give up on Symbian. I sincerely apologize to all members of the Symbian Alliance here! Wishing you all success! Keep going, Symbian!
Saipan! Go for it!
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Come on!
Survival of the fittest, the strong eat the weak. The disappearance of Symbian is an inevitability of history; Symbian—the stepping stone for Android! Because of Nokia's autocratic independence, because of Nokia's monopoly, Symbian disappeared, and Nokia disappeared, it is the combined effect of the times and Nokia!
Just watch, if Apple continues to monopolize the Apple operating system, it will inevitably follow in Nokia's footsteps. Keep in mind, the manufacturers developing the Android system far outnumber those developing the Apple system! One day, the Android system will surpass the Apple system! China was once beaten nearly to death by the Eight-Nation Alliance. Apple, the next 'China,' facing Android manufacturers that exceed the 'Eight-Nation Alliance' in number, will only shine for a short time!
Come and support
I saw on Tencent's website that in the past, Android also tried to approach Nokia, but was rejected by Nokia. If Nokia had used Android back then, it would probably still be the global mobile phone leader today.
However, I think Apple's responsiveness and smoothness are much better than Android's. If Apple didn't have a monopoly on its system, who would still use an iPhone? It would only end up like Android, with all kinds of off-brand phones being used.
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