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Yes the Title is right, the Microsoft which is based on Redmond based technology company is trying to gain the market of her Windows phone main partner Nokia.
The Wall Street Journal says that Microsoft is planning to take Nokia handset Business, when it came to the Price acquisition their talks failed, but yet no correct statement has made on the price
Regarding the Statement Nokia said that it is not uncommon for us to meet, because we are doing several joint projects and on New Windows Phones. But it is unlikely to expect an other meeting in near future, due to their recent agreement failure
There is no doubt on their bonding, present Nokia is the best partner for Microsoft. The Plans which they released to beat the Android and iOS Competetion which is not working so far, yet they are keeping hopes alive.
The blue update cycle ( Windows 8.1) will be refreshment of windows is going to hit soon, but analyst says that it is not easy to pluck the roots of Android in the smartphone market and seed their owns.
Microsoft is happy to be with Nokia, they need to grow as an Huge Redmond empire rather than just software vendors, it will keep us interested to see what their future plans and their dominance over other markets
The Wall Street Journal says that Microsoft is planning to take Nokia handset Business, when it came to the Price acquisition their talks failed, but yet no correct statement has made on the price
Regarding the Statement Nokia said that it is not uncommon for us to meet, because we are doing several joint projects and on New Windows Phones. But it is unlikely to expect an other meeting in near future, due to their recent agreement failure
There is no doubt on their bonding, present Nokia is the best partner for Microsoft. The Plans which they released to beat the Android and iOS Competetion which is not working so far, yet they are keeping hopes alive.
The blue update cycle ( Windows 8.1) will be refreshment of windows is going to hit soon, but analyst says that it is not easy to pluck the roots of Android in the smartphone market and seed their owns.
Microsoft is happy to be with Nokia, they need to grow as an Huge Redmond empire rather than just software vendors, it will keep us interested to see what their future plans and their dominance over other markets
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