WTF: Parts of Nokia are worth more than its sum

WTF: Parts of Nokia are worth more than its sum

Nokia has at least one thing in common with a classic automobile that needs lots of work done: Breaking it down and selling off its parts is more valuable than leaving it intact.

The Finish-based company would be worth 52 percent more if it is split up into pieces and sold off, according to Bloomberg. Nokia has a market value of $25.6 billion, which is a far cry from its peak of $300 billion.

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Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading

Nokia to invade U.S. market — will launch new phone with AT&T

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading

Mobilebeat2009: Nokia to shed light on OVI mess and more

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading

MobileBeat2009 speakers: Nokia board member Tero Ojanpera, Palm's Michael Abbott

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading

Mobile app developers fire back: Nokia sucks!

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading

iPhone devotion blinds Silicon Valley app developers

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading

Mobile music sales set to rise as Warner Brothers partners with Nokia

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading

Caught up? Here's everything from Blekko, Dash's price, to Android sighting

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading

Web 2.0 Summit: MadeIt, Nokia's new phone, and Zennstrom's disappearance

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading

Roundup: Jajah attacks Skype, Nokia-Navteq, YouTube's Adsense, Yahoo's lag

Mobile developers find success in Mexican market

This post was written by Janet Rae-Dupree and is brought to you by Nokia.

With more than seven million mobile app downloads in 215 countries, Mexico-based Inode Entertainment knows a thing or two about international software distribution.

Tip number one: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

When Jaime Enriquez and partners formally incorporated Inode in their hometown of Chihuahua three years ago, he took advantage of every opportunity that came his way. While … Continue Reading