Nokia continues to develop Meego not give up its own platform strategy

According to foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html "> media reports, despite the adoption of Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating system, Nokia will continue to invest in Meego open source platform To develop proprietary mobile, tablet and netbook ecosystems. Mobile Business Newsletter Business Briefing local time in Thursday, Nokia will give Meego team engineers a raise in pay and bonuses and continue to develop the first Meego cell phone called N950. Despite the announcement of a future plan to use Windows Phone 7 on smartphones, Nokia has officially pledged to launch a Meego mobile phone this year.

Continuing to develop Meego shows that Nokia has not staked all of its mobile products on Microsoft. Meego is an open source platform for mobile phones, tablets and netbooks. Windows phone 7 is only available for mobile phones. Nokia needs other platforms if it wants to launch other mobile products other than smartphones.

Industry insiders point out that having a platform across mobile phones, tablets and computers helps Nokia move into the new mobile market.