The MS OS and integration with enterprisewide PC systems etc could still  have a large market.

Only if they can make something better then those that develop similar integration for the Android platform with PC. Which I doubt because MS standard tactic of ensuring greater integration by sabotaging other products will not work unless they first get themselves a decent market share, so it becomes a chicken and egg problem.

I think that now that mobile phones are becoming handheld computers with phone capabilities Nokia is in the same tailspin in the mobile phone market that Ericsson entered when Nokia started to deliver consumer products that replaced Ericssons technical products. But we will see.

In other news Ericsson recently sold of the last part of Sony-Ericsson and is now out of the mobile phone market, but still a successfull company in the network market where their technical focus and big organisation perspective is an advantage instead of a liability.

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