Nokia's greatest software success is Symbian as we know it ,but the choice to break away from its best development and adopt Windows Phone is nothing more then pure desperation. Things Nokia need to focus on is the growth of Nokia's software not only in the US as their prime targets ,but the world itself especially in developing countries where smartphones are the only key access to the internet.
-Nokia needs to focus more on social growth and the way people can use their devices to communicate to one another not only by allowing the user to access other SNS ,but also create and response to messages as soon the device is switched on.
-Data ,Data,DATA , the world has changed and SMS is more dead then tapes in other countries the service providers are charging the user an incredible amount for data use. RIMs data providing service is on par which is good enough ,but the devices freeze and can't always provide the performance the user is looking for , Nokia's processors can provide that giving atleast 2-5Gigs of Data to the user each month on all new purchases of Symbian 3 devices can help users use the phone social capabilities and connections to its full potential.
-Apps Apps Apps that's what users want now days they don't go on to websites , they don't want links telling them to go to this link and that link and that link apps provide a simple experience for users . Creating a developer day or event that even developers can stream in and talk to one another live from across the world to share and develop apps and ideas for the platform.
-One OS for all ,Symbian 3 should be the only Symbian that comes from Nokia other then WP7 or Meamo. People don't want to get confused on the next phone they get and should have a fresh look ,but also be familiar with the device.
Nokia has a long road to recovery ahead of it ,but its future at the top is based on its teaming up with WP7 ,but the Symbian platform is a soul in itself that's loosing its light on life let's just hope that Nokia has what it takes to atleast keep it alive.