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Nokia, Microsoft Announce Windows Phone Event for August 17
Nokia, Microsoft Announce Windows Phone Event for August 17Nokia and Microsoft's marriage of convenience may finally be ready to bear fruit.
The two companies sent out a joint invitation on Monday to a "party" slated for August 17 in Cologne, Germany. Although the invitation didn't get too specific about the occasion (besides mentioning there will be a live act, great djs, and free grub), it's hard not to expect the official debut of Nokia's first Windows Phone 7-based smartphone.
It's unclear what device will be announced, if any, but it could be the codenamed "Sea Ray" phone that was recently leaked online when Nokia CEO Stephen Elop showed it to employees.
The timing for a big announcement couldn't be better. Windows Phone and Nokia are struggling to stay relevant in an environment ruled by iOS and Android.
Some surveys show that Windows Phone 7 has lost popularity with consumers since it launched in November. Nokia hasn't been doing too well either: its smartphone sales dropped by a third in the second quarter this year.
Nokia finally releasing a Windows Phone could jumpstart what should be an extremely successful relationship for both companies. After all, soon after the Nokia/Microsoft partnership was announced, analysts predicted that Windows Phone would overtake iOS as the second most popular smartphone operating system by 2015.
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Nokia, Microsoft Announce Windows Phone Event for August 17
Nokia, Microsoft Announce Windows Phone Event for August 17Nokia and Microsoft's marriage of convenience may finally be ready to bear fruit.
The two companies sent out a joint invitation on Monday to a "party" slated for August 17 in Cologne, Germany. Although the invitation didn't get too specific about the occasion (besides mentioning there will be a live act, great djs, and free grub), it's hard not to expect the official debut of Nokia's first Windows Phone 7-based smartphone.
It's unclear what device will be announced, if any, but it could be the codenamed "Sea Ray" phone that was recently leaked online when Nokia CEO Stephen Elop showed it to employees.
The timing for a big announcement couldn't be better. Windows Phone and Nokia are struggling to stay relevant in an environment ruled by iOS and Android.
Some surveys show that Windows Phone 7 has lost popularity with consumers since it launched in November. Nokia hasn't been doing too well either: its smartphone sales dropped by a third in the second quarter this year.
Nokia finally releasing a Windows Phone could jumpstart what should be an extremely successful relationship for both companies. After all, soon after the Nokia/Microsoft partnership was announced, analysts predicted that Windows Phone would overtake iOS as the second most popular smartphone operating system by 2015.
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Features under New Nokia Windows Phone.