"Angry Birds" developer Rovior wants to buy Nokia

On February 12, Nokia has announced a wide-ranging strategic partnership with Microsoft. Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system will become Nokia's main smartphone platform.　　However, "Angry Birds" developer Rovior is not optimistic about Nokia's development prospects, and said that the future or will buy Nokia, to expand the space for development. Angry Birds Nokia is working with Microsoft, mainly to counter Google and Apple, in the hope of accelerating the company's ability to execute in a competitive environment. In this respect, a Twitter user commented, "Unless Rovio announced today that" Angry Birds "support the WP7 platform, otherwise Nokia is hopeless. "Surprisingly, Finnish developer Rovio also said," I'm afraid this is the only thing we can do ... Nokia may not be saved now. "Then the user also suggested that Rovio should buy Nokia in the next year or two, Rovio's reply is quite blatant," Yes, we need more room for development, Nokia House is a good place.　　"It is understood that Rovio and the Finnish mobile phone manufacturer Nokia has a source, the studio in the past has cooperated with Nokia, the" Bounce Evolution "project into the Nokia N900 mobile phone, when Nokia was responsible for most of the game's distribution work.　　Rovio has already put "Angry Birds" in Nokia's Ovi App Store, which is said to have millions of downloads for the WP7 platform. Nokia is now facing challenges, the rules of the game have changed, from competition between different devices to the battle of ecosystems, "cooperation with Microsoft is to reshape our leadership position in the smartphone market."　　"Earlier, Elop in a letter to employees, said Apple has destroyed the original industrial structure, the company is facing a crisis." But it looks like Nokia's revival path is not going to be easy.