Nokia wants to shift focus to Asian markets

Liu Yang Bo, a Nokia CEO who has been busy in Europe and the US, has finally begun to "rally" in Asia's key markets.　　Yesterday, Nokia Connection 2011 in Singapore to launch a variety of mobile phones for the Asian market to prevent Apple, Android smartphones and non-branded handsets from continuing to occupy market share. At the conference Nokia brought three new SERIES40 platform Nokia, Nokia and dual-network dual-ability Nokia; In addition, Symbian Anna System, which has a new user interface and icon design, will be available in July.　　Nokia also announced the "Next 1 billion users" program based on the QT application development platform and the Nokia Storey app download store. However, Nokia did not release the Windows Phone 7 system smartphone as previously speculated, but instead unveiled and demonstrated a smartphone N9 with Meego 1.2 systems. One of the highlights of this phone is that it is the world's first full touch phone with no buttons on the front.　　Nokia officials say Nokia N9 will be on sale globally this year. Since Meego has not built up a complete ecosystem, Nokia's repeated attitude towards Meego has kept the industry on the sidelines. Before partnering with Microsoft, Nokia's idea for smartphones was that Symbian was leaning towards the low-end, Meego to high-end, and a sharp weapon to oust Apple's iphone and Android terminals to regain ground.　　However, after Nokia's cooperation with Microsoft, there were pessimists who believed that cooperation was tantamount to sentencing the Meego "death penalty". Industry analysis, Nokia introduced N9 on the one hand is to try to diversify development routes, not all the eggs are placed in a basket, borrow Meego test water market to seek more turnaround; On the other hand, Nokia had invested too much in Meego before it could be easily cut off,　　The introduction of N9 also to the long-term obsession with Meego developers an account. But whether the consumer market buys N9 is a question mark. Analysys International analyst Luribin that although N9 has many innovative designs, but in the mobile Terminal OS Market competition is fierce, Nokia also focus on the WP7 and Symbian background, N9 if the price is too high is likely to become a minority of the plaything.