Ina Fried has just confirmed the Nokia Android phone - and even argues that Microsoft might go ahead with actually releasing it. According to a Nokia source, the software has a look more similar to Windows Phone than to the "squircle" icons used on the Asha. Normandy would also serve as a way to deliver Microsoft services such as Bing and Skype. That is seen by some at Microsoft as a more palatable alternative than seeing more of those first-time smartphone buyers sign up not just for Android but also for Google's array of services. Makes sense. It does raise another question, though: wouldn't this be yet another operating system Microsoft would need to develop and support?
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Why Microsoft might not kill Nokia's Android phone
12th December 2013, 07:02
Why Microsoft might not kill Nokia's Android phone 
