Nokia may very well survive with their Lumias. [,,,]
[...]the system, known as MyFord Touch and developed with Microsoft[...] “It’s an idea that I don’t think really belongs in a car to a certain extent,[...]It is a very complex system that they’ve put in, that works great if you’re in a showroom and not having to look where you’re going.” [...] a year later, [Ford buyer] now a stay-at-home father, has run out of patience with MyFord Touch, having taken the car repeatedly to his dealership for help, to no avail. He said the navigation system often malfunctioned, the rearview camera frequently stayed on while the vehicle was moving forward and the system randomly rebooted. The voice controls typically do not work until the vehicle has been on for five to 10 minutes, meaning short trips require dialing phone calls by hand, only to have the call cut off when the system finally starts up, he said.[...]
[...]They see competition between N8 and 808. [...]