I cannot believe that.
Now are asked these things:
Why did Nokia decide to go with Windows Phone? How’s the company’s relationship with Microsoft? If you care about questions like that, then do yourself a favor and read Nokia’s last stand: can the 147-year-old company design its way back? in the June 2012 issue of Wired.
There are several choice quotes in there that many would like to highlight:
However, Nokia will benefit exclusively from some of the things that it proposes to bring to Microsoft’s phone software. Someone describes the situation in coded terms: In Windows Phone, there will be things that happen to the core experience, on Lumia, that will be our own.
n particular, Ahtisaari is referring to Nokia’s camera software, which the company wants to integrate with Windows Phone without it falling into the hands of rivals, such as HTC and Samsung, which also make Windows handsets.
Nokia announced their decision to bet the farm on Windows Phone roughly 15 months ago. They’ve had their Lumia devices out on the market since November 2011.
We know they sold 2 million Windows Phones during the first three months of this year, but it´s not enough.
Now we’re waiting until July to hear how many they sold in the current quarter.
According to Marko Ahtisaari in Nokia Company, they have brought together all of the industrial design, all of the colours and materials design, packaging design and all of the user-experience design into a single organisation.And as a result, Nokia’s chief designer now oversees `several hundred staff´ in four design studios London, Helsinki, Beijing and San Diego.
Design matters a tonne, says Elop:. That’s why Marko Ahtiaari is in every discussion at the top level of the company.
For my part, I look, so that you both are kind of End´s Signs.
There only colors and packets design is some trivial things, OS is must, also for example, the phone's battery strength is really important, and there is still lot to do in the company - it it´s wanna .... ..
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