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Microsoft No Longer Interested in Android
Abhinav Sethi | | Jul 19, 2014 01:12 PM EDT |
Stephen Elop, an executive of Microsoft, has made it official now that the company has no intentions of staying in the Android business. This Thursday, he emailed a memo to all Microsoft employees in which he mentioned that in lieu of working towards those areas which have more value, the company has decided to let Nokia X smartphones, which came with a customized version of Android suited for Microsoft, migrate to Windows Phone.
Nokia Sticks to Lumia As the New Strategy of the Company
Marco Foronda | | Jul 19, 2014 11:48 AM EDT |
Nokia and Microsoft will stick to Lumia and offers it as cheap Windows phone that runs Android apps.
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