Well, here's a surprise: Reuters says Nokia might consider replacing CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasuvo in order to please unhappy shareholders who don't see the cellphone giant effectively competing in the smartphone market. The report is mostly based on analyst chatter and doesn't provide any hard sources, but we've certainly seen analysts swarm around blood in the water like this in the past, so it's not totally out of the question -- especially given core concerns about Symbian^3 delays, stagnant profit growth, and (uh oh) competing against the iPhone. What's more, OPK promised to build up Nokia's US presence when he took over, and he's obviously failed to delive
