G'day, friendly viewers. Welcome to our deep dive into Finland's tech scene. Gave this one my all, including being forced into the frigid Baltic Sea - twice! Hope you enjoy.
@@douglasolson675 wish i had a clearer answer on that. been harder than i would think to get funds for multiple episodes despite all the views, awards and positive vibes
Not sure do I remember heard that Nokia even invented touch screen before apple but they thought it was a bad idea or something.. someone might know is it true or false?
Pool With Sam I do remember reading about Nokia having a touchscreen tablet prototype years before Apple and all that. Ideas are one thing though, and execution is another.
My first phone was a 3210, and back when it was so freaking expensive that it cost the same as flagship smartphones of today. A week after I got it, idiot me accidentally dropped it by the stairwell on the 4th floor and it fell between the gaps in the stairs all the way to ground level. I was looking at it in slow motion til it hit the ground and broke off to many pieces. I ran down the stairs thinking my parents are gonna kill me for destroying something so expensive that they just gave. I collected the pieces, put them back together, and goddamn it turned on and the screen wasn't even broken.
@@L.C.Sweeney First off, I live in the Phils, and in the boondocks to boot. That was the amount my parents paid after converting to USD. We were pretty much f*cked where we are when it came to prices back then. It's not as bad now tho. But prices here now are around 20% higher than what it would cost in Manila.
@Swooz Wärtsilä. One of the largest manufacturer of power plants and marine engines. In cooperation with Sulzer they have built the largest engine in the world. Look up Wärtsilä RT-flex96C. That thing is a beast.
@@TheAngryFinnishPerson But Wärtsilä isnt the biggest/largest company in finland? or rather in what way do u feel like it is? in terms of last years revenue or Kone's vs Wärtsilä's Stock price/market cap Kone is much higher compared to Wärtsilä.
Vaisala, global leader in environmental and industrial measurement. Nasa has Vaisala’s instruments to measure the pressure and humidity of the atmosphere of Mars
neither adopting Android, nor modernizing Symbian, nor giving any love and care to MeeGo... they went full panic and lost all the consumer market - but hey, at least hmd and Jolla are things.
Android would not have saved Nokia's phone business imho. Maybe they could have lingered on for much longer and their fall would not have happened as quickly as it did, but by the time they had their first proper Android phones out in late 2009-2010 before they partenered with Microsoft....it was simply already too late at that point anyway. Apple had like 3 year start with iPhones and Samsung had started its rise as well in the phone market. The thing is Nokia had everything in their pockets to do their own "IPhone" way before Apple did, but theirleadership didnt understand anything about importance of innovation and creating hype with entirely new things...designers in Nokia had actually built prototypes for touchscreen kind of smartphones already in 2004, but the leadership turned that down, saying that no one wants a phone that has no proper buttons..and like said they didnt really modernize Symbian either. So when Apple announced iPhone in 2007, Nokia was way behind both in hardware design and sofware/operating system design because Nokia's leadership refused to see any reason being innovative and just thought that their phone business could not be rivaled by anyone.
I think I read somewhere that the President/CEO (i forget which one) was a real tyrant and a serious killer of messengers, so the atmosphere he created - amongst other things - led to them ruining themselves.
My friend bought 1100 for 350$ in 2003 it fell from him the fish lake when he was feeding them in his farm after 2 years we helped him drying the lake and found the phone removed the battery and cleaned it after drying it and putting the new battery it just worked ! it was amazing
@@XIIIphobos are you sure you're finnish or speak finnish, because what you said sounds so wrong. Päästää se lavuaari sisään Lavuaari is the sink.. Like with a tap and basin.. Not to sink which is uppoaa. So what you're saying is let that sink(tap and basin) inside. Even if you are finnish and speak finnish I'm positive that's the wrong sink you used.
@@neodinium7316 lavuaari on google translaten mukaan sink elikkä *Päästä (Let) se (that) lavuaari (sink) sisään (in)* toimii oikein hyvin. for those of you who are english-speakers: i was right.
@@XIIIphobos tiedätkö mitä toi edes tarkoittaa suomeks? "Let that sink in" tarkottaa suurinpiirtein "ajattele sitä". Sitä on kyllä hieman vaikeaa kääntää suomeksi mutta jotenkin noin se menis.
@Aziz Aja Majority of Epic Games is still owned by its founder, Tencent is the 2nd biggest shareholder there. But yes same company, those Chinese know where to invest their money...I wonder how rich the leadership of Tencent are...
@nrpkbrid Well not really, their money comes from China but the offices are in Finland and act according to Finnish laws and standards. So the Finns still have control over the company
I really appreciate the way of ClashOfClans CEO put down his ego, and listen to his team to killed his own game. That was really wise and though decision
Same. But it makes be happier knowing Nokia exists and is actively hiring (they just don't do cellphones anymore) and that I currently have a nice Nokia branded smartphone.
Nokia phones currently sold are made by HDM Global which is Finnish company which bought the rights to use Nokia brand. It's not exactly sure but HDM Global is probably owned mostly the same Taiwanese company Hon Hai which owns Foxconn. Foxconn is manufacturing also for Apple
My first phone was a Nokia 3310. True Story. It fell from a 5th floor window. Still working. It fell in a bowl of hot soup. Still working. It fell in the toilet. Still working. I think you need to give it to Frodo so he can drop it at Mt. Doom at Mordor to destroy it. Also, it only needs charging like every 4 days.
Great work! It's all true, but as a Finn I wan't to believe that Finland is still the land of opportunity when it comes to science and technology 😊 Tomorrow we are celebrating our 102 years of independency and throwing those ol' trustable Nokia phones all over the country! 🇫🇮😂
Yeah, nothing like bacteria infested feet scattering germs on filthy carpets and where everyone in the company is ordered to conform to some monolithic structure. No thanks. Top companies like Pixar let employees define their own culture on an individual basis. Read the book "Creativity, Inc" by Ed Catmull before you even think of starting a startup. Ed Catmull sold his company, Pixar, to Steve Jobs.
"nothing like bacteria infested feet scattering germs on filthy carpets" Have you heard of this wonderful innovation called socks? When you take of your snow, sand and dust infested shoes and have your socks ( this innovation have probably invaded your neck of the woods stores) on, there will be less dirt and harmful bacteria inside.
iPhone didn't kill Nokia. Nokia's own leadership killed Nokia. From what I've heard the leadership was too set on their ways, unwilling to change. They had plenty of time to adapt after the iPhone, but they were just incapable. Then they got desperate and hired Elop, who used Nokia as a platform to start developing Windows phones. And the rest is history.
NOKIA IS NOT GONE. The Nokia brand has since returned to the mobile and smartphone market through a licensing arrangement with HMD Global. Nokia continues to be a major patent licensor for most large mobile phone vendors. As of 2018, Nokia is the world's third-largest network equipment manufacturer.
What happened to Nokia, is very simple actually. Nokia insisted to sell phone with buttons and new companies has arisen with new smartphones, no buttons at all. So the old strategy of Nokia failed and lost 90% of their shares. After that put in their phones windows and they came back in 2014 with a new android phone. They stayed behind of the competition more than five years. Actually bad management and the CEO should be fired.
I would also say that the lack of a better operating system and more powerful hardware also contributed to the death. At least HMD is now trying to make that dream come alive again with their Nokia phones.
daimaah that’s the second part. I remember everyone went to smartphones because Nokia was still insisted to sell phones with buttons. They didn’t change a lot and the most of their phone were with buttons.
daimaah Nokia should now somehow contribute to the cellphone market again with a mixed strategy between Xiaomi and Samsung with cheap and high-quality smartphones. Otherwise in 5 years it would be totally dead. The problem is that Europe is dead, no ones produce processors and the best OS also Ericsson is a dead company.
Ilkka Paananen (that Supercell CEO who had is fave game axxed by those goddamn designers) is the robin hood of recent finnish times. Not only did his company pay hunders of millions in tax to the state. He himself, as well as the top managers in the company, paid millions in income taxes by having real (progressively taxed) salaries. He even bragged to the media about how much taxes he was paying - how much he was giving back to the society that had given him so much, and urged others to do the same. I want to be like him if and when i grow up =)
Ye its great that he and the rest of the guys at SuperCell just didnt bail of to Panama or somewhere else to avoid taxes. And I mean not that they really have to, they still make millions even after all their taxes they pay. People outside Finland who wonder why these guys and anyone else who is rich dont just move away from Finland to keep all their money dont seem to realize that even if these guys have to pay 40-50% of all their income as taxes, they still get to be rich and earn many times more than "average Finn" ever does during his/her lifetime. If all the wealthiest ppl in America would pay the same amount in taxes, perhaps they could afford to put their infrastructure and public school system in order.
It's weird Nokia didn't build an ecosystem around itself. They wanted to build everything in house and they released the Nokia ovi store late which would have developed a software engineering ecosystem.
The phone is a Legend here in Jamaica. That was like yesterday, it's so sad. I hope they hear their fans and rescue us from these overpriced iPhones & take us back to the past where we belong
The fall of Nokia was a big hit both on our economy and our self esteem. Glad to say though that these new rising tech companies have really put us back on the tech map 🙂🇫🇮
I think NOKIA is an excellent long term bet right now. Super under-valued by the market because most underestimate the upcoming surge in the demand for 5G infrastructure.
Nokia has not lost anywhere, but it does not have such a major impact on the Finnish economy. This is largely because so many people no longer work for Nokia. However, Microsoft managed to almost destroy it. Before HMD bought back the smartphone business from Microsoft. For so long, Nokia was practically out of this bus that it was hard to get back to.
when are people going to realize there has been no change between the first iphone, and the newest iphone only suckers paying an extra 1000$ every year for a megapixel upgrade so they can post 40MP images to 0.1MP instagram accounts
Yeah, Finns aren't really that much of a weirdos. It's just some internet people who like to portray Finns as ones based on some silly things a small group of people do.
Blirre I guess you don’t have that much experience in compassion for people spending hard earned money on a game, only for it to be taken away. Wasted money.
G'day, friendly viewers. Welcome to our deep dive into Finland's tech scene. Gave this one my all, including being forced into the frigid Baltic Sea - twice! Hope you enjoy.
Hey man,
Your way of content sharing is great! Sharing NEWS as an interaction is much better than blunt news report.
Your videos are always so fascinating to me king sending love my NYC
Ashlee Vance so is this a resurrection of the series? Hope so!!!
@@Megaman00700 Thx!
@@douglasolson675 wish i had a clearer answer on that. been harder than i would think to get funds for multiple episodes despite all the views, awards and positive vibes
1:56 It disassembled to absorb the shock, it can be assembled back again in less than 10 seconds. Nokias never break, period.
True That.
But it is not a joke. Military drones use this technique to absorb energy during landing in terain :-)
Yeah.. watching it in broken screen nokia 8 (it's HMD global not really nokia) was really disappointing
Not sure do I remember heard that Nokia even invented touch screen before apple but they thought it was a bad idea or something.. someone might know is it true or false?
Pool With Sam I do remember reading about Nokia having a touchscreen tablet prototype years before Apple and all that. Ideas are one thing though, and execution is another.
My first phone was a 3210, and back when it was so freaking expensive that it cost the same as flagship smartphones of today. A week after I got it, idiot me accidentally dropped it by the stairwell on the 4th floor and it fell between the gaps in the stairs all the way to ground level. I was looking at it in slow motion til it hit the ground and broke off to many pieces. I ran down the stairs thinking my parents are gonna kill me for destroying something so expensive that they just gave. I collected the pieces, put them back together, and goddamn it turned on and the screen wasn't even broken.
@@sunset-inn But new phones have a premium feel and great displays so i guess you win some you lose some
I dropped in the toilet twice and it still survived till these days
Your 3210 costed $1000? GTFO
@@FilipinoHODL It was around $1150. this was 1997 or 98
@@L.C.Sweeney First off, I live in the Phils, and in the boondocks to boot. That was the amount my parents paid after converting to USD. We were pretty much f*cked where we are when it came to prices back then. It's not as bad now tho. But prices here now are around 20% higher than what it would cost in Manila.
KONE is also Finnish! it’s The 2nd biggest elevator manufacturer.
@Swooz Wärtsilä. One of the largest manufacturer of power plants and marine engines. In cooperation with Sulzer they have built the largest engine in the world. Look up Wärtsilä RT-flex96C. That thing is a beast.
@@TheAngryFinnishPerson But Wärtsilä isnt the biggest/largest company in finland? or rather in what way do u feel like it is? in terms of last years revenue or Kone's vs Wärtsilä's Stock price/market cap Kone is much higher compared to Wärtsilä.
@@donuts7454 i'm not making any comparisons here. I just wanted to point out another Finnish company that has done some pretty cool stuff.
Vaisala, global leader in environmental and industrial measurement. Nasa has Vaisala’s instruments to measure the pressure and humidity of the atmosphere of Mars
Finland has dozens of large Global companies. Some of them do have a known brand and others are kinda hidden but still big and significant
Ah, the Finns, Europe's own Japanese.
Love our fellow Finns, from Croatia!
Gotta catch 'em all
@@jantski5084 noooo D:
Wow nice analogy. Hello Croatia.
Ok, from Finland!
@@Otto3339 YOU got catched lol... Will I be catched when im a half Finnish?
"He also happens to be an american, but nobody's perfect."
Lol
@@sunset-innrelax, it's funny.
@@sunset-inn For sure only a dirty commie would cricize the great freedomland
Even though its a leftist joke, its still kinda funny
@@vem9583 how is it a lefist joke?
Finnish people...
“They’re aloof and do not engage with strangers or conduct small talk.”
I like them already 👍
Very Scandinavian of them
@@aktm1407 how dare you call finnish people scandinavian
@@neodinium7316 whoops. I meant to write Nordic.
I am them.
When I heard this, I thought I found my people..hahaha This is so me. I like them already too haha :)
Apple didn't ruin Nokia, they ruined themselves by not adapting Android on time.
neither adopting Android, nor modernizing Symbian, nor giving any love and care to MeeGo... they went full panic and lost all the consumer market - but hey, at least hmd and Jolla are things.
True that
Android would not have saved Nokia's phone business imho. Maybe they could have lingered on for much longer and their fall would not have happened as quickly as it did, but by the time they had their first proper Android phones out in late 2009-2010 before they partenered with Microsoft....it was simply already too late at that point anyway. Apple had like 3 year start with iPhones and Samsung had started its rise as well in the phone market.
The thing is Nokia had everything in their pockets to do their own "IPhone" way before Apple did, but theirleadership didnt understand anything about importance of innovation and creating hype with entirely new things...designers in Nokia had actually built prototypes for touchscreen kind of smartphones already in 2004, but the leadership turned that down, saying that no one wants a phone that has no proper buttons..and like said they didnt really modernize Symbian either.
So when Apple announced iPhone in 2007, Nokia was way behind both in hardware design and sofware/operating system design because Nokia's leadership refused to see any reason being innovative and just thought that their phone business could not be rivaled by anyone.
I think I read somewhere that the President/CEO (i forget which one) was a real tyrant and a serious killer of messengers, so the atmosphere he created - amongst other things - led to them ruining themselves.
Sad but true 😔
My friend bought 1100 for 350$ in 2003 it fell from him the fish lake when he was feeding them in his farm
after 2 years we helped him drying the lake and found the phone
removed the battery and cleaned it
after drying it and putting the new battery it just worked !
it was amazing
Respect Nokia from China, you did a truly great job, your phones are the unforgettable masterpiece in the history of mankind
Xie xie.
Thanks China for accelerating the electric battery business and solar power.
Hope we'll change the world a better place together.
谢谢你。
I can testify that most Chinese who have used phones between 2000 and 2010 have used or at least seen a Nokia phone
i'm finnish and i laughed so hard when you said Lassi Etelätalo😂
EDELADELO
😂😂😂😂
vittu mä nauroin😂😂😂😂
Laziedeladala
you finnished? :P
Rumor has it, you can only break a Nokia when you bring it back to its homeland!
Like Superman lol
Hadi Purwanto Our language is the real-life proto-language of Tolkien’s elvish bruh.
_Päästä se lavuaari sisään_
(Let that sink in)
@@XIIIphobos are you sure you're finnish or speak finnish, because what you said sounds so wrong.
Päästää se lavuaari sisään
Lavuaari is the sink.. Like with a tap and basin.. Not to sink which is uppoaa.
So what you're saying is let that sink(tap and basin) inside.
Even if you are finnish and speak finnish I'm positive that's the wrong sink you used.
@@neodinium7316 lavuaari on google translaten mukaan sink elikkä *Päästä (Let) se (that) lavuaari (sink) sisään (in)* toimii oikein hyvin.
for those of you who are english-speakers: i was right.
@@XIIIphobos tiedätkö mitä toi edes tarkoittaa suomeks? "Let that sink in" tarkottaa suurinpiirtein "ajattele sitä". Sitä on kyllä hieman vaikeaa kääntää suomeksi mutta jotenkin noin se menis.
Supercell is from Finland? I thought it was Chinese own. And kudos to that developer who moved from SF to to Finland a wise decision.
A Finnish company where majority of stocks is owned by a Chinese company.
@@JeongOhn you mean Tencent, the same company who own Epic Games?
@Aziz Aja Majority of Epic Games is still owned by its founder, Tencent is the 2nd biggest shareholder there. But yes same company, those Chinese know where to invest their money...I wonder how rich the leadership of Tencent are...
A majority of Supercell was sold in 2016.
@nrpkbrid Well not really, their money comes from China but the offices are in Finland and act according to Finnish laws and standards. So the Finns still have control over the company
I really appreciate the way of ClashOfClans CEO put down his ego, and listen to his team to killed his own game. That was really wise and though decision
Come again?
What
Guys,he just edited his comment
He actually said something else
I agree. It's rare to see a CEO be that team-oriented, but it seems to be paying off.
@@ashwanths7509 what did he say before
That's me Julia Galvin at 1.16! 😎 Margo Uusorg is carrying me. I'm Irish...Margo is Estonian. I love Finland!
You look like Aidy Bryant
@eteppo Yeah, Estonians actually win a lot of these wife carrying competitions😂
As a Finn whenever people mention Nokia's fall i hurt inside 😔
Understandable, here in Jamaica the 3310 was a legend
Same. But it makes be happier knowing Nokia exists and is actively hiring (they just don't do cellphones anymore) and that I currently have a nice Nokia branded smartphone.
Nokia phones currently sold are made by HDM Global which is Finnish company which bought the rights to use Nokia brand. It's not exactly sure but HDM Global is probably owned mostly the same Taiwanese company Hon Hai which owns Foxconn. Foxconn is manufacturing also for Apple
”Lasi edaladeloo” yes that’s how we pronounce names.
lollasin tolle itse myös
@@juspagg lollasin. selvä...
@@MrAllu05 su
Didn’t know you could yodel!
1:35 *”LAZZIEDELADALO”*
Totally lost it when this dude didn't even try to pronounce Etelätalo :D
I like how he uses the iPad Pro as his laptop.
What's a computer?
GenghisDong hahahahhaha
@@GenghisD0ng iPad Pro is a computer. A portable one.
Probably doesn't type a whole lot.
My first phone was a Nokia 3310.
True Story.
It fell from a 5th floor window. Still working.
It fell in a bowl of hot soup. Still working.
It fell in the toilet. Still working.
I think you need to give it to Frodo so he can drop it at Mt. Doom at Mordor to destroy it.
Also, it only needs charging like every 4 days.
I took Nokia s failure very personally.
We all did. I miss Nokia.
Me too. Those phones don't break. I'm anti throwing any old one's away
@@siphokazileratomalinga2969 my red color nokia n72 still works perfectly. ❤️
Even Nokia Phones are so polite. If it didn't disassemble upon impact, it would have broken the world instead.
Sounds like a paradise of INTJs
ikr, my dreams come true
Great work! It's all true, but as a Finn I wan't to believe that Finland is still the land of opportunity when it comes to science and technology 😊 Tomorrow we are celebrating our 102 years of independency and throwing those ol' trustable Nokia phones all over the country! 🇫🇮😂
I'd still like to point out that Nokia still employs over 100 000 people worldwide even if only a fraction works here in Finland! :D
1:34 Lassi Eddalaadalou
If I ever start a startup, it will definitely be a shoes-off/fluffy carpet workplace
Yeah, nothing like bacteria infested feet scattering germs on filthy carpets and where everyone in the company is ordered to conform to some monolithic structure. No thanks. Top companies like Pixar let employees define their own culture on an individual basis. Read the book "Creativity, Inc" by Ed Catmull before you even think of starting a startup. Ed Catmull sold his company, Pixar, to Steve Jobs.
So you can't have ashmatic of allergic employees. Great.
@@SnoopyDoofie you must be fun at parties
Nasty, but I get your point. Lots of sofa's and coffee tables.
"nothing like bacteria infested feet scattering germs on filthy carpets"
Have you heard of this wonderful innovation called socks? When you take of your snow, sand and dust infested shoes and have your socks ( this innovation have probably invaded your neck of the woods stores) on, there will be less dirt and harmful bacteria inside.
This was a really surprisingly interesting and informative video.
finland is really green county
77% forest
Rest are lakes.
You cant see mee cos of that. 😑
Greets from
Turku/Åbo
20-30 % is swamps, don't forget that. There used to be three times more of swamps.
@@morishidol4209 hello fellow turkulainen
iPhone didn't kill Nokia. Nokia's own leadership killed Nokia. From what I've heard the leadership was too set on their ways, unwilling to change. They had plenty of time to adapt after the iPhone, but they were just incapable. Then they got desperate and hired Elop, who used Nokia as a platform to start developing Windows phones. And the rest is history.
Love this show, great work.
Thx!
IKR? It was really informative and interesting.
They are doing so many things right in Finland! 🙂
The design capital of the world! I’ve loved Finnish industrial design since I was a child ! I use to be that 10 years with a Nokia N95
10:32 "And bringing ungodly piles of cash to their homeland" Meanwhile he's using soda cans as a laptop stand xD
Modern problems require modern solutions.
This was great, thanks for making the video and showing us how cool Finland is 😍
Nokia not dead yet... Typed from my Nokia 6...
Arnold Victor That Nokia 6 is made by HMD Global (not Nokia) who licensed the Nokia brand name.
Ikr, typing this from a Nokia 3.2 and I'll keep using Nokia phones until they get expensive
@@NarinderxBali finish is nothing compared to word finnish
@@NarinderxBali Ok, but how you can't spell Finnish?
I own a Nokia 7.2. This is my 3rd Nokia phone. Nokia is coming back slowly and slowly.
Top notch reporting. Always reminds me of how wonderful new ideas and new companies can be.
NOKIA IS NOT GONE. The Nokia brand has since returned to the mobile and smartphone market through a licensing arrangement with HMD Global. Nokia continues to be a major patent licensor for most large mobile phone vendors. As of 2018, Nokia is the world's third-largest network equipment manufacturer.
What happened to Nokia, is very simple actually. Nokia insisted to sell phone with buttons and new companies has arisen with new smartphones, no buttons at all. So the old strategy of Nokia failed and lost 90% of their shares. After that put in their phones windows and they came back in 2014 with a new android phone. They stayed behind of the competition more than five years. Actually bad management and the CEO should be fired.
I would also say that the lack of a better operating system and more powerful hardware also contributed to the death. At least HMD is now trying to make that dream come alive again with their Nokia phones.
daimaah that’s the second part. I remember everyone went to smartphones because Nokia was still insisted to sell phones with buttons. They didn’t change a lot and the most of their phone were with buttons.
daimaah Nokia should now somehow contribute to the cellphone market again with a mixed strategy between Xiaomi and Samsung with cheap and high-quality smartphones. Otherwise in 5 years it would be totally dead. The problem is that Europe is dead, no ones produce processors and the best OS also Ericsson is a dead company.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 i caaaant the way you said Lassi's lastname
great reporting- love your edits and production. keep this reporter!
My great aunt is from Finland and my whole life she's only used Nokia
"Lassi Edeladeloh" 😂
Ilkka Paananen (that Supercell CEO who had is fave game axxed by those goddamn designers) is the robin hood of recent finnish times. Not only did his company pay hunders of millions in tax to the state. He himself, as well as the top managers in the company, paid millions in income taxes by having real (progressively taxed) salaries. He even bragged to the media about how much taxes he was paying - how much he was giving back to the society that had given him so much, and urged others to do the same. I want to be like him if and when i grow up =)
Ye its great that he and the rest of the guys at SuperCell just didnt bail of to Panama or somewhere else to avoid taxes. And I mean not that they really have to, they still make millions even after all their taxes they pay.
People outside Finland who wonder why these guys and anyone else who is rich dont just move away from Finland to keep all their money dont seem to realize that even if these guys have to pay 40-50% of all their income as taxes, they still get to be rich and earn many times more than "average Finn" ever does during his/her lifetime.
If all the wealthiest ppl in America would pay the same amount in taxes, perhaps they could afford to put their infrastructure and public school system in order.
KONE is also a very very big finnish company
It's weird Nokia didn't build an ecosystem around itself. They wanted to build everything in house and they released the Nokia ovi store late which would have developed a software engineering ecosystem.
Love those plant biofilters.
You glosses over the Elop controversy that hurt Nokia more than the iPhone ever did.
Cool as always Ashlee. Even more on this episode because Finns are the best. Thanks, man. You did a great work.
forgot to add " Sponsored by Finland"
That's certainly a new perspective
I like how he butchered etelätalos name. I know the language is hard and props to him for even trying, but that sounded funny af
I am a Finnish-American guy. I was in Finland once or twice. I am not a gamer but Chris Titus is!
When you throw it to the floor they just dont break. The floor is the one who break.
I have spent so many hours playing snake on my father's 3310.
The phone is a Legend here in Jamaica. That was like yesterday, it's so sad. I hope they hear their fans and rescue us from these overpriced iPhones & take us back to the past where we belong
The fall of Nokia was a big hit both on our economy and our self esteem. Glad to say though that these new rising tech companies have really put us back on the tech map 🙂🇫🇮
this is amazing.
Ashlee does such a great job in all of his shows, looking forward to seeing more!
Awesome video!
Thanks
Well now we see why Nokia had such high durability standards
Ashlee Vance? THE Ashlee Vance?? The Elon bio dude???
Hell yeah!!!
Just a one more fun fact. Those Supecell people are working excatly in the same rooms where Nokia used to have their phone designer labs pre 2008!
watching this on my Nokie 3.1 Plus
"The movie is based on a true story"... also the movie 1:56
Nokias never break
Awesome job! Great show
Commenting from my Nokia 7.1
I've always loved Nokia.
Fun fact: Tolkien based the Elvish language, Quenya, on Finnish.
Raging capitalist named Steve Jobs come along. Lol
Please also do a Hello World for India too
Video about Nokia
Includes Nothing about hmd global helping Nokia to rise again
I think NOKIA is an excellent long term bet right now. Super under-valued by the market because most underestimate the upcoming surge in the demand for 5G infrastructure.
Nokia has not lost anywhere, but it does not have such a major impact on the Finnish economy. This is largely because so many people no longer work for Nokia. However, Microsoft managed to almost destroy it. Before HMD bought back the smartphone business from Microsoft. For so long, Nokia was practically out of this bus that it was hard to get back to.
Ashley keep it up. As a Finn i salute you.
He also happens to be an American, but nobody is perfect 😆 💀
when are people going to realize there has been no change between the first iphone, and the newest iphone
only suckers paying an extra 1000$ every year for a megapixel upgrade so they can post 40MP images to 0.1MP instagram accounts
Great to see your show back, I missed it!
My first phone was a Nokia C3 and now I’m a loyal Apple user.
Seeing him throw that N900. *sniff*
This dude is one of my fav journalist now. Funny af 😂
its not apple who killed nokia its microsoft
Every finish that I ever met, worked in Nokia at some point, mostly as intern!
Nokia made first Smartphone years before apple, but they thought that nobody needs that, and didn't published it. Well done nokia.
For the nokes 😂❤️
Lässi Edeladelo ! xDDDDD That name muder !
nokia 6303 classic, still the best phone wich i had.
Torille! This is very interesting! Hyped for future episodes!
Not Bhutan?
I´m still using Nokia phone
I still love Nokia. It is a nostalgia that has no price. I wish it gets back to its formal glory.
I found an electric powered sauna for my son. It is said that St Urho chased all the oil from Finland and brought in rocks!
Love Nokia and I still use up now
I like the humour
Thanks for making this brilliant videos :> :D
Looks like a sweet country 😊
Yeah, Finns aren't really that much of a weirdos. It's just some internet people who like to portray Finns as ones based on some silly things a small group of people do.
I have no respect for these companies that have people spend all this money on these games only to delete the games and laugh about it.
Then I guess you don't have much experience in product development because that's exactly how it goes.
Blirre I guess you don’t have that much experience in compassion for people spending hard earned money on a game, only for it to be taken away. Wasted money.
I'm sorry. I thought you were talking about canceling ongoing game development when it's deemed unprofitable. I guess you weren't.
Lassi elalalado😂😂😂
12:59 - this is crazy, I live in that new white building, what are the odds!