Nokia CEO: The first Windows Phone has been developed

On March 19, according to foreign media reports, Elop, Nokia's chief executive, said the first Nokia smartphone based on Microsoft software had been developed after it announced a partnership with Microsoft last month. Elop also said he did not think there was any good reason to speculate that Microsoft would buy Nokia. ' I don't know what strategic interests Microsoft has for Nokia's other businesses, ' he said.　　We've established a partnership around the things they care about, is it necessary to have a takeover deal that brings a year of antitrust investigation, huge confusion and delays? Almost half of Nokia's revenues come from ordinary handsets. Ordinary mobile phones are popular in emerging markets.　　Nokia has been trying to build its own brand in the US, especially after Apple released the iphone.　　Nokia's chairman has said the windows-based Nokia handset will be sold in 2012 years, but Elop said his goal is to launch a Windows Phone before the end of the year. ' We are now getting some people to develop the first Nokia Windows Phone, ' says Elop. The work has begun.　　If this is a speculative takeover, it is impossible. The agreement between Nokia and Microsoft has not been formally signed. Elop said he looks forward to signing the agreement within the next two months.