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A recently concluded market research by private research company Internet Marketing Services has indicated that the future of Nokia N9 Canada continues to be bleak in this part of the world. The report also suggests that thousands of consumers here may have to wait much longer than anticipated earlier for the launch of the most popular Smartphone in the market.

(PRWEB) February 28, 2012

The findings of research conducted by Internet Marketing Services suggest that the delay in the launch of Nokia N9 Canada could be a part of Nokia's marketing strategy. Their report reveals that Nokia might have postponed the release of N9 to promote their first ever Windows Phone 7 in this country. It may be recalled that major Smartphone markets like Canada and the United States were left out of the list of the companies where the phone released last year. Surprisingly, these are the countries that witnessed the release of the Windows Phone from Nokia. The report suggested that Nokia may have chosen these countries for the launch of the WP 7 device because there is a great demand for iPhones and Androids in these markets.

The non availability of Nokia N9 Canada has resulted in serious disappointment for most of the phone users in Canada. It must be mentioned here that Nokia N9 has received huge applause in most of the countries where it has been launched. The revolutionary Mee Go operating system and a plethora of fabulous features have resulted in runaway success for this Smartphone. Only future would say if the gadget crazy Canadian would ever be able to enjoy the features of this advanced Smartphone.

About Internet Marketing Services: Internet Marketing Services is a private market research company that conducts market research on various topics. The company is based out of Ontario.

Contact: Paul Bonner

http://www.nokian9.ca/

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