For those who don't understand German, the article referenced in the OP talks about the fact Nokia might be looking into changing its business into a service provider rather than hardware maker.

It's a lot of speculation, but nothing no-one with half a brain didn't know. Nokia has been looking into Services-as-a-Product for quite some time now, Ovi being a very good example of that. My opinion is that Nokia will probably keep playing the emergent markets with relatively cheap and very reliable phones (who ever had a 5110 or 3210 dying on them? Those tanks survived being flushed through the toilet!). They will also probably play the high-end market with a few expensive phones (N900, N97), but branching out into services is a completely logical decision.

the turkish F-layout is rarely used these days, but with it you could end up as fgğıod12
("hi, i'm qwerty12, and i pronouce azerty as fgğıod ...")

... and everybody who tried Ovi so far will know that Nokia can never survive as a service provider. They can't do software (PC suite, anyone? Ovi Player?), they can't do services.

You'd *never* get to be azerty12 on any French forum with more than a dozen users... more like azerty345826 !

That's why I chose fpp... no local layout problems :-)