Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) is going through a series of changes in its strategy since company’s new CEO Satya Nadella has got hold of driving seat. At the Mobile World Congress earlier this week, Nokia Corporation (NYSE:NOK) unveiled its first line of handsets powered by Android. The Finnish manufacturer launched three devices: The Nokia X, X+ and XL. Nokia has been rumoured to work on and release such a handset for many months now, and has finally managed to do so just before its acquisition to Microsoft is finalised. There are a lot of interesting angles to this story, with a few news sources claiming that once Microsoft acquires Nokia’s handset division, it will kill the Nokia X series. Other sources claim that Nokia’s Android handsets would ultimately be to Microsoft’s advantage. Confused as to what all of this might mean? Read on. Nokia X Devices Are Very Entry Level Android Smartphones The Current Entry-Level Ecosystem Nokia X Series Might Be To Microsoft’s ...
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