on 03-09-2013 12:40
Microsoft has agreed a deal to buy Nokia's mobile phone business for 5.4bn euros ($7.2bn; £4.6bn).
Nokia will also license its patents and mapping services to Microsoft. Nokia shares jumped 45% on news of the deal.
The purchase is set to be completed in early 2014, when about 32,000 Nokia employees will transfer to Microsoft.
Cool !
on 03-09-2013 21:12
on 03-09-2013 21:12
There's no doubt Nokia was falling behind, But has leaped forward with the windows phone. I just found a receipt for a 3310, £365 !!! That's what happens when your one of the first to buy a new model.
So only time will tell if Nokia/Microsoft will be successful
Huh, perhaps we will start getting M.S points with every one we buy?
on 15-09-2013 00:22
on 15-09-2013 00:22
It’s long been rumoured that Nokia was at least looking at developing an Android phone to either replace or work alongside its Microsoft Windows line.
on 15-09-2013 14:49
my favourite was the 3210, windows phones may get bigger with this
on 15-09-2013 16:54
on 15-09-2013 16:54
@Patonthenet wrote:It’s long been rumoured that Nokia was at least looking at developing an Android phone to either replace or work alongside its Microsoft Windows line.
Its not surprising. Even MS run linux as they do dev work on those systems. There's always some skunk works but most of the time, its just R&D to see if it could happen.