Huawei invades Nokia's turf, plans on opening R&D center in Finland
0. phoneArena posted on 10 Dec 2012, 11:02
Chinese handset manufacturer Huawei is planning on building a center in Finland for Research and Development that will cost them the equivalent of about $90 million; the center will be in Helsinki and will employ 100 code jockeys writing for both Android and Windows Phone...
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1. ryq24 posted on 10 Dec 2012, 11:20 2
they are planning to hire disgruntled and disillusioned current and former nokia employees. :-)
7. Nadr1212 posted on 10 Dec 2012, 18:40 1
OMG. My 1st phone was a Huawei!!
I fount out how it's actually pronounced About two weeks ago
2. TROLL (limited) 5 days ago posted on 10 Dec 2012, 11:21 2
Good luck all the very best!
Very bad news for Nokia, unless they kick the board members and that Eflop, Nokia will be joining BB!
We hope both to do good business.
10. MC1123 posted on 11 Dec 2012, 20:41 0
i think the very reason why nokia is now suing RIM coz RIM's stock is ising even they dont have the actual BB10 device while Nokia even with all the best WP, Lumia 920, cant make it back!
3. byazatt posted on 10 Dec 2012, 12:17 0
It saddens me to hear great companies like Nokia and BB going down. That's competition dying right there something very bad in the long run.
5. SleepingOz posted on 10 Dec 2012, 16:11 0
Competition is nowhere near death. It's just that there're new players in the game.
4. kaliil10 posted on 10 Dec 2012, 14:22 0
free market.. i think Nokia has good resistance to avoid any external power like the lumia 920
6. MC1123 posted on 10 Dec 2012, 18:21 0
hope finnish people are smart enough not to buy chinese brand and made!! its just sad to hear that someone will envade Nokia's stronghold!
8. potatosalad posted on 10 Dec 2012, 23:53 0
i would like to know where is nokia five years from now. any idea?
9. -RVM- posted on 11 Dec 2012, 05:32 0
I doubt Finnish engineers will be willing to work in Chinese owned company. Those are still treating their employees like slaves, even r&d.






