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Stefan, Nokia already occupies a large segment of the high-end smartphone market in Europe, and they have brought over some of those devices to the US, so your comment about them not being able to compete with RIM and Apple on the high-end is perhaps short-sighted. They have a big R&D budget, and are probably best-equipped of the handset manufacturers to compete with Apple on a feature-by-feature basis. RIM does have better carrier relationships, however.