With Microsoft almost giving up on its mobile future after purchasing Nokia’s devices and services division for a staggering $7.2 billion, the former world’s NO.1 phone manufacturer attempts a comeback.
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If you ask me, I'd say Nokia is dead. I am not sure how Microsoft got lured into signing a $7.2 billion deal that involves loaning the Nokia brand name for only 2-years. I mean, WTF...
It's like Nokia knew she was dead and found a way to rape Microsoft. Now, Nokia got her name back and want a comeback :(
They should have gone with windows phone OS, simple as that, nokia make solid devices and everyone except apple uses stock internals so the only thing left as a USP is build quality/build design and the manufacturer skin on top of android, you dont even get that with windows.
hopefully they do actually go with android and dont make their own OS, its to late for that now
No No No, Nokia shouldn't come back. I want to tell my kids that there was once a phone company called Nokia and it ran the mobile phone world.