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Nokia: How "We Did Nothing Wrong" Killed a $150B Giant

Nokia: How "We Did Nothing Wrong" Killed a $150B Giant Nokia once dominated the mobile world with nearly 50% smartphone market share and a $150B valuation before arrogance, strategic blindness, and the dismissal of iPhone and Android triggered a rapid collapse.This documentary shows how “we did nothing wrong” became one of the most expensive failures in tech history. Numbers: Peak market capitalization: ~$150 billion (2007) Global smartphone market share: ~49% (2007) Total phones sold per year: ~437 million (2007) Android launch: 2008 Nokia smartphone market share: ~33% (2010) Sale of Nokia phone division to Microsoft: $7.2 billion Value destroyed: ~$140+ billion Microsoft write-down: $7.6 billion (2015) Chronology: 1996–2006: Nokia pioneers early smartphone features and dominates mobile hardware 2007: iPhone launch marks a fundamental shift in user experience 2008–2009: App Store and Android ecosystems accelerate; Nokia struggles with Symbian 2010: Market share declines sharply; internal platform fragmentation 2011: “Burning Platform” memo and Windows Phone pivot 2013: Microsoft acquires Nokia’s phone business 2015–2017: Windows Phone written down and discontinued #Nokia #TechHistory #BusinessFailure #SmartphoneWars #CorporateStrategy #InnovationFailure #RiseAndFall #TechDocumentary