A leaked memo from Nokia CEO Stephen Elop posted at Engadget, has revealed that the company is looking for a huge internal shakeup. This come as the company has failed to gain any significant ground in the last 4 years in the fight to stay a relevant as a smart phone competitor. Since the release of the Apple iPhones and Android phones the company has failed to come up with innovative Smart phones that stand out among the competition.
Is this all we will see on the shelves in years to come? Straight Talk drops Verizon for AT&TIt has become apparent that Straight Talk has moved over all its phone models to the GSM network which is AT&T. The change has been very slow but you will be struggling to find any CDMA models in Walmart now.
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