> The Android space is way too cluttered to really make an entrance.
It's a huge market and Nokia's handsets have always been very high-quality. I doubt they would have a problem competing on quality.
> Win 7 makes a lot of sense in that context
Why? Any other manufacturer has been able to make it sell? When the same manufacturers that sell Android well can't make an attractive WP7 phone you start suspecting the difference between the products may be the problem.
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> The Android space is way too cluttered to really make an entrance.
It's a huge market and Nokia's handsets have always been very high-quality. I doubt they would have a problem competing on quality.
> Win 7 makes a lot of sense in that context
Why? Any other manufacturer has been able to make it sell? When the same manufacturers that sell Android well can't make an attractive WP7 phone you start suspecting the difference between the products may be the problem.