Here's why Android OS was not choosen by Nokia. Because Microsoft Paid them $ 250 Million to Launch Windows Phones.
Check out i read this article here :- Nokia Windows Phone
Check out i read this article here :- Nokia Windows Phone
Bit of a non-news item isn't it? TBH not really any different to Google paying Samsung or whomever to make their "Nexus" phones.
The $250 million is just a down payment. Nokia will get billions more. M$ knows that WinPhone MUST succeed and will and can spend whatever it takes to do it. They are a bulldog with extremely deep pockets.
The mobile OS war is far from over. M$ WILL still be a major player, unfortunately.
Anyone out of the Android game will fail.
iPhone is no match for Android.Wouldn't be so sure about that one... Apple crushed Android in sales the last quarter with the release of the 4S. Clearly they aren't going away and will probably do big numbers with the release of the 5 this year. AT&T Alone sold 7.1 MILLION iphones in the 4th quarter.
Wouldn't be so sure about that one... Apple crushed Android in sales the last quarter with the release of the 4S. Clearly they aren't going away and will probably do big numbers with the release of the 5 this year. AT&T Alone sold 7.1 MILLION iphones in the 4th quarter.
What happened in the past with WinMo has nothing to do with the future and WinPhone except it taught M$ a lesson.People keep saying this, but it's the same MS with the same deep pockets with the same ability to spend whatever that let windows mobile fail. Now we're supposed to believe that just because they have money and a new project after they scrapped the old one that they're bound for success? MS should stick to what they know, pc's. Even over the past year their marketshare gained literally nothing.
Wouldn't be so sure about that one... Apple crushed Android in sales the last quarter with the release of the 4S. Clearly they aren't going away and will probably do big numbers with the release of the 5 this year. AT&T Alone sold 7.1 MILLION iphones in the 4th quarter.
Nokia was falling.. could not market their OS... needed infusion of cash bad..
MS needed someone with mobile hardware and with market access...
the 2 were ment for each other... They have a great shot at being back in this game!!!
What happened in the past with WinMo has nothing to do with the future and WinPhone except it taught M$ a lesson.
M$ did whatever they had to do to succeed in gaming with the Xbox. They're doing it again in search with Bing. They'll do it in mobile with WinPhone. Whatever it takes, however long it takes.
When Win8 comes out and begins the transition of desktop Windows and mobile Windows into a common OS with an online app market like Android and iOS, everything changes. M$ will be able to use their 95% share of desktops and global name recognition as very heavy leverage into mobile systems.
M$ is stupid but maybe not stupid enough to fritter away such a golden opportunity that their desktop marketshare and bottomless money supply provides.
How sick man ... i would love if Nokia came up with Android OS. Then Instead of $ 250 Million they would had really covered it in few years ...
Sad .. now no chance of Nokia coming up with Android in coming year's
Those anti-trust decisions have nothing to do with it. Win8/WinPhone is not about bundling software with the OS. It's about unifying desktop Windows and mobile Windows and offering an online app market for both.But then you have to consider all the countries that ruled against Microsoft with regard to anti-trust lawsuits. The days of Microsoft packaging other software in their OS in an attempt to gain a foothold in other markets is all but dead.
Here's why Android OS was not choosen by Nokia. Because Microsoft Paid them $ 250 Million to Launch Windows Phones.
Check out i read this article here :- Nokia Windows Phone
WinPhone's Playskool UI is beyond ugly - goes straight to idiotic. Worst UI I've ever seen. Failure of WinPhone would be a public service.
Unfortunately M$ $$$ will make sure it hangs around no matter how bad it is.
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