Review: Nokia's innovations in the past 150 years

Nokia is a special company and no one has any objections to this fact. Even the same industry manufacturers have said that the Finnish manufacturers have brought us a lot of innovative technology. To celebrate the company's success, Nokia released the video, which gives us a quick idea of a company that has a history of nearly 150 years. Click to view video if we look at Windows Phone alone, we have enjoyed the company's support for the platform for the past two years. Nokia released its first Windows Phone phone, Lumia 800, in 2011, and its history dates back much longer before using Microsoft's new mobile platform. Can Nokia 3310 make you think of something? , even NMT-900? Nokia brands produce hardware that can even survive radiation exposure. Although the company has been for some time, the company's last years have been used in a number of markets to revitalize the brand and at the same time strive to penetrate the U.S. market. The company's ongoing struggle with Apple, Samsung and other competing vendors in the same space led Microsoft to announce plans to buy its equipment and services sector. On Windows Phone, we are often blamed for being a fan of Nokia. This is mainly because we think that the company's development prospects are very good. It is hard for us not to support Nokia. It's not just because it's a phone manufacturer that specializes in Windows Phone, but because Nokia, as a brand, represents a lot of things that are not technologically advanced, and most of us are fortunate to be there. Let's just say we're never afraid to talk about hardware problems, negative news or wrong choices made by companies. Nokia's future is very different. We recently went to a London office and talked to Stuart Ryan, the social media leader Pino Bonetti and here. Both of them gave us an idea of what Nokia should do after the Microsoft takeover. Essentially, Nokia will focus on developing HERE,NSN (Nokia Solutions and networks) and a strong portfolio of patented products. Although we are sure it will not be the last time we hear or see the news about Nokia until the takeover is completed, it would be interesting to focus on how it will innovate after the takeover.