Who knows what will happen to Nokia, which Microsoft acquired?

The first mobile phone after Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia was the Microsoft Lumia 535

Microsoft Lumia 535 was published on November 11, 2014. Powered by Windows Phone with Lumia Denim. This is Microsoft's first Lumia phone to be named Microsoft.

One of its highlights is the 5MP front-facing camera.

The 920 has been discontinued, and now it is the floor price by visual inspection.

I don't have any news or anything.,But the WP machines at the press conference the day before yesterday were all too large.,The rest is not lacking.。

Let's look forward to it.

Look at this news and you'll know, I hope to adopt it. Soft once pinned its hopes on acquiring Nokia to make Microsoft's smartphone business bigger and stronger, but after two years of tossing, Nokia has not come back to life, and Lumia is also half-hot. So Microsoft finally began to "take it anymore", and it used the actions of Nokian executives**, layoffs, and asset write-downs to declare that the acquisition of Nokia was a mistake, and now it must be kicked out mercilessly.

At a time when people are lamenting "why is Nokia always hurt", Microsoft announced that it was going to build a new Nokia machine, a Nokia "old machine" two years ago - Nokia 105.

In the era when everyone has a smartphone, there is still a market for old-fashioned mobile phones. The Nokia 105, which went on sale in April 2013, has sold more than 100 million units to date, which translates to more than 100 units sold per minute, which means that two of these phones can be sold almost every second. No wonder Microsoft is back "close" to Nokia.

Peter Griffith, head of Microsoft's mobile phone design department and designer at the London Design Lab, said that Microsoft will redesign the phone and will incorporate the advantages of Lumia into the phone.

The design of this basic senior model is very simple, with only basic dial buttons and 4 directional buttons, and no volume control buttons, but tools like calendars, calculators, stopwatches, etc. are not lacking. As for what advantages of Lumia Microsoft wants to integrate into this phone, it is really difficult to guess before the new phone is released.

Regardless, the new Nokia 105 continues the old Nokia's tradition of ultra-long standby, which lasts up to 35 days in standby mode.

It is indeed produced by "Nokia".

At present, Nokia just can't produce smartphones, and its contract with Microsoft states that it won't be able to produce "Nokia" smartphones until next year.

The feature machine is produced before, and the rest.

Microsoft will acquire Nokia's devices and services business for 100 million euros in cash, and acquire Nokia's patents and the right to use Nokia Maps for 100 million euros in cash. Microsoft will use its overseas cash to complete the deal. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2014.

Nokia's partnership with Microsoft began in 2011 when Nokia ditched its Symbian system and used Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system entirely on its phones. Just like the previous ending of Motorola being acquired by Google after using the Android system, now Nokia has also thrown itself into the arms of Microsoft. Compared with the $12.5 billion that Google spent on Motorola, Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia only took less than $7.2 billion.

So why did Microsoft execute its acquisition of Nokia?

In the current mobile phone market, Apple and Samsung are among the top two, and the market share of the former giant Nokia is not as good as before, far behind the two giants Samsung and Apple.

In a text from Microsoft, Microsoft pointed out the reasons for the acquisition of Nokia:

1. Increase its market share and profits in the mobile phone market, and improve its own industrial structure.

2. Microsoft needs to provide its users with a top-notch Windows Phone phone experience.

4. Microsoft believes that Nokia's patent collection is one of the most valuable technology sectors in the world, so this acquisition is intended to accelerate the innovation process of Windows Phone and lay the foundation for its future development.

Microsoft sees the acquisition as a win-win one, as Nokia ditches its declining mobile phone business (Nokia continues to operate the ASHA mobile phone brand under Microsoft's license) and focuses on R&D and networking equipment, with Microsoft getting a stepping stone into the mobile phone market. As for whether it is really a win-win situation, it depends on Microsoft's performance in the mobile phone market next.