The Lumia 920, Nokia's (NOK) new flagship phone, appears doomed to follow in the 900's footsteps. Unknown industry insiders have scolded the device makers for only making "incremental improvements" from the Nokia 900, their initial flagship phone, which only sold 4 million units. Despite being a flagship product, those sales don't begin to compare to the behemoth of sales that both Google (GOOGL 0.69%) and Apple (AAPL -0.81%) have accrued through their devices. It seems Nokia is caught in the first generation of the smartphone war, one which highly depended on gadgets like wireless charging, improved camera, etc. Meanwhile, companies like Google and Apple have successfully refocused onto ecosystem centric devices.
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