Nokia, "proud" of the iPhone 5C copy the colors of the Nokia Lumia

The presentation of the iPhone 5C under a range of bright colors has been quick to take effect in the sector. Nokia has been the first to feel alluded. As has been made ​​clear on his Twitter account, the Finnish left a message to Apple for "copying" its strategy to implement in your Nokia Lumia as flashy colors like green, yellow, red or blue.

You can say it was Nokia who took the first step by daring to launch smartphones with strong and colorful housings shades. In fact, it is one of the peculiarities of the Nokia Lumia and polycarbonate shell. This design has been particularly attractive for the youth, who see these colors a fashion and most striking personality that makes the smartphone.
Now, with the introduction of the iPhone 5C, the Nokia Lumia and not the only terminals that are distinguished by their striking case. That's because Apple made known yesterday iPhone settings low cost course that ultimately proved to be a variant of the iPhone 5, though with plastic housing and a variety of colors quite broad. And the new model with the apple logo will be available in five colors, all very bright colors. Lime green, blue, yellow, brick red and white are the colors that make up the variety of versions of the iPhone 5C.

A few hours after Nokia presentation echoed the similarity of the colors for which Apple has chosen regarding the color of the casing of the main Nokia Lumia. In fact, Nordic signature is right because they are very similar. In this situation, the multinational now in the hands of Microsoft has wanted to record such like in his Twitter account, where he used irony and finished translating a picture of your Nokia Lumia to give strength to the message. This message said quote: "Thanks, Apple. Imitation is the best of flattery "or whatever it is," Thank you, Apple. Imitation is the best form of flattery ".
What do you think the message irony of Nokia? Norse Do you think they are right? Apple Lost innovation factor? Has forced the Cupertino firm successful copying formulas from other manufacturers?