Nokia's chief executive, Stephen Elop reiterated that Nokia will release a smartphone with Windows 7 phone in the fourth quarter of this year. Quoted in an interview with the website of China, Sina, Elop said that the release schedule from October to December 2011th
In the interview, said Elop, who was in China that the release of Windows 7 is not the same as the release of the Nokia N9 with Meego will be held simultaneously in several countries. This step is a marketing strategy based on Windows 7 Elop smartphone
Elop denied rumors that Microsoft will buy Nokia. It is rumored that the operating system and Nokia's Symbian, Windows phones are made to migrate from Microsoft. In response, Elop said that Nokia developed operating systems, like the other competitors, HTC, Samsung, LG and Huawei.
Elop also said that Nokia software development and not depend entirely on Microsoft. In the development of Windows 7 Phone, Nokia, Apollo, the latest version of Windows Mobile handle. As in the Apollo and Mango Tango, which is the version of Windows Mobile in the middle down. Tango helps Nokia phones are based on the demographic distribution to compete with Android.
In the interview, said Elop, who was in China that the release of Windows 7 is not the same as the release of the Nokia N9 with Meego will be held simultaneously in several countries. This step is a marketing strategy based on Windows 7 Elop smartphone
Elop denied rumors that Microsoft will buy Nokia. It is rumored that the operating system and Nokia's Symbian, Windows phones are made to migrate from Microsoft. In response, Elop said that Nokia developed operating systems, like the other competitors, HTC, Samsung, LG and Huawei.
Elop also said that Nokia software development and not depend entirely on Microsoft. In the development of Windows 7 Phone, Nokia, Apollo, the latest version of Windows Mobile handle. As in the Apollo and Mango Tango, which is the version of Windows Mobile in the middle down. Tango helps Nokia phones are based on the demographic distribution to compete with Android.
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