In the world of mobile technologies Microsoft is stepping in after the top software company.Microsoft has just announced,Nokia is acquired by the company for $7 billion in cash.this will be the great news for the windows phone users.
In the deal Microsoft will pay the cash in the two parts in which it first pay $5 billion for the mobile technology division and other for the Nokia license patent.Microsoft will also licensing the Nokia for the extensive mapping This deal is expected in the quarter of the 2014.
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop write “Nokia will now write its next chapter, focused on enabling mobility through its leadership in networking, mapping & location, and advanced technologies”and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer write for the deal “For Microsoft as well, today is a bold step into the future, a huge leap forward on our journey of creating a family of devices and services that delight people and empower businesses of all sizes.”In there joint blog post.
Elop will not far more CEO he will be the VP in the Microsoft devices and services.Elop is the strong pretender after the Ballmer retires.And also far likelier claimant for reign in Microsoft.
This business deal is good for windows phone as well as company.Now Nokia will now able to deliver great services and the services.Nokia also agreed to cut out Symbian for the windows phone.Now Microsoft will able to make its own hardware oriented phone with there technology.With this deal will be the worse for some of the third party contender in the market such as Samsung And HTC.
Microsoft is also buying the Nokia’s Legacy (as it was the one of the top company in the mobile brand).When iphone and Smartphone's are not in exist.Nokia memories is also present,many user are using there first and foremost,In India instead father-figure using earlier Nokia 1100,1600.Now phone ASHA low-end features,after the acquiring windows user have to pay Microsoft any upgradation for the smarter software.There are million of Nokia user which will be handed to the Microsoft for any services.
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