Regardless of outages and platform problems Blackberry is experiencing, I believe the phone that always tends to win in the long run is the one that wins both with the user interface and durability. Early on this was Nokia, the user interface was intuitive, steps were thought through to happen in the way people would actually use it. You make a call, you get an SMS at the same time, the SMS won't stop you from using DTMF tones to navigate your voice mail, when deciding to read the SMS the default options enable you to reply or erase with the easiest to reach button. This couldn't be said for Ericsson phones at the time, where the steps that I described on the Nokia phone was a pain on the Ericsson. Durability wise Nokia also won. I've never had a broken Nokia, I've only had one Ericsson phone and it broke a few times. I suspect Nokia must have done something similar to what Apple is rumoured to do, have lots of internal designs and prototypes compete it
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