They are said to have had an anonymous tip off, and Nokia have given an official statement...

http://thenextweb.com/in/2013/01/08/...social%20media

What's the salaries for whistleblowers nowdays?

It's now been attributed to a poor translation/quote now. But let's be honest, anything is possible. But will anything happen?

Things might be tight, but with Microsoft possibly making their own phone, things will be changing. And despite their tightness, it's not helping Nokia financially, whereas Nokia is helping Microsoft in at least helping out their (Microsoft) brand awareness and selling the lion's share of Windows Phone 7 and 8 devices out of all of Microsoft's WP7/8 affiliates.

The two year "deal" with Microsoft should be coming up soon. Let's see if they recommit or start finding new options because of what Google has been systematically doing to Windows Phone - locking them out of Maps (but it will be restored), removing EAS (Exchange ActiveSync) from Gmail and affecting new WP7/WP8 owners and signups among other changes to their services.

In fact, for a "complete" ecosystem, it's quite funny how Google's moves are affecting Microsoft.

Nokia (Microsoft?) Releasing First Android Phone

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/...734151208.html

I didn't login in some years because nokia ditch support and such.
but I just felt compelled today just to say that I was right and to say to all the nay sayers to stfu.
I told you so.

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=566

Yeah, you might've been the first actually.

I've always thought against it, simply because I believed a large international corporation such as Nokia wouldn't be THAT dumb to allow corporate espionage to occur.

I didn't think it was impossible, just merely improbable. Simply cause iOS was severely limited, Android clunky and the roll out of Symbian Anna and Meego (beta) was imminent.
Not to mention support from Intel, the failure of Windows Phone and the long development period for Windows 8, the industry was ripe for Nokia's (re)taking.

I was proven wrong, I'm a glass half-full sorta guy. Kudos to you.

As expected, it was announced this morning that the new Noka CEO is Rajeev Suri of NSN.
NSN will form the backbone of the new Nokia and will be renamed Networks division.

From now on I really hope we do not need to talk about Nokia and MS in a same sentence ever again

Actually after this one, we won't have to talk about Microsoft and Nokia!!! I feel really bad for the poor old Nokia hardware employees.

http://www.valuewalk.com/2015/07/mic...uts-7800-jobs/

nokia join ?

The Elopcalypse had come and past, this is now Eloptinction.