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00:00 Introduction

Nokia was once the dominant player in the smartphone market, but it failed to keep up with the rise of Android and iOS. But, why did Nokia not join the Open Handset Alliance? We'll consider it's loyalty to

01:20 Symbian

and it's eventual partnership with tech giant

03:27 Microsoft

Windows phone could've been exactly what Nokia needed to keep afloat.. but why wasn't it. We'll cover an extremely detailed lecture about what led NOKIA to pursue a

07:08 Strategy

that led it down a path to voluntarily relinquish it's smartphone business after it feared losing

11:22 Control

of it's once dominant position.
We will also examine the consequences of this decision for Nokia's market share, innovation, reputation and how the Android ecosystem's issue with

13:14 Fragmentation

could leave a pathway towards a lucrative re-ascention for Nokia as a smartphone maker.

14:54 RECAP & Personal Thoughts

16:12 Recap & PERSONAL THOUGHTS

This is the start of a fascinating journey into the world of mobile technology as we explore the Open Handset Alliance (OHA).

00:00 Introduction

of the OHA as a consortium of leading technology companies, including Google, Samsung, and HTC, who came together in 2007 with the goal of promoting open-source software for mobile devices.

In this podcast, we'll delve into the
origins of the OHA, how it came to be, its impact on the mobile industry, as well as some of the

02:35 Goals

of the OHA. We'll explore the birthplace of Android with the

06:25 HTC Dream (T-Mobile G1)

and how Android became the world's most popular mobile operating system, and how the OHA's collaborative approach revolutionized the way mobile devices are developed from

08:32 NFC

to other aspects.

11:05 Google

plays a key role in the OHA..so we'll talk a lot about their role in the Open Handset Alliance as well take a quick dive into the whole

13:37 Google V. Amazon

sarga and also go over some

15:12 Criticism

the OHA has paste for having such a close tie with Google.

The podcast with wrap up with

16:52 Competition

and my personal thoughts as a

19:24 Conclusion