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This is how things come to an end but they had started slowing down a lot earlier.

For any practical purpose, Nokia was dead around 2005-2006 at the latest and dwindling at least couple of years before that.

Sure they sold lots of phones of good quality even after those years, but they weren't riding the first wave anymore during those years. They were riding on a dead horse, unwilling to notice it's not the 90's anymore.