Samsung considers hand-hold HP to take over PC and webOS business

"Samsung is considering working with HP to take over the PC and webOS business of the latter," Channelnews, an Australian science and technology information website, citing people familiar with the news, according to a August 22 lunch in Beijing. Samsung is said to be expanding its PC business on a global scale.　　If you can hand HP, the deal will be as good for two of companies as Lenovo's PC business of IBM. Another Samsung solution is to accelerate the expansion of the Windows Phone platform and the latest "Mango" mobile operating system. If the rumors are true, Nokia will be hit again: After a full switch to Microsoft, the dying Finnish handset giant is hoping that other big handset makers will not be interested in Windows Phone, allowing them to enjoy the Microsoft mobile operating system in an exclusive manner, reviving the past.　　If Samsung also turns to Windows Phone, Nokia will undoubtedly face stiff competition. Trefis, a market research firm, said last week: "We believe that the changes in the smartphone market have forced Samsung to develop and innovate on the basis of its own developed Bada operating system." "Analysts believe that after Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobile, may lead to the loss of Android fans, the number of Android phone launch may decline." If Samsung changes its previous strategy of relying on Android, more handset makers may follow, and the Android camp will be greatly weakened. (Yan Fei)