What does Nokia think about the foreign media?

"Sohu It News" (Zhao Ziwen) Nokia sold to Microsoft, my friends and I were stunned, the headlines are always inadvertently hit. Nokia sells less than Skype? How does Microsoft take Nokia's steps? These foreign media have interesting and innovative ideas, retrospective history, analysis of the status quo, bold predictions and all kinds of ridicule. The following is a summary of the foreign media headlines: 1. AllThingsD: Barcelona Mihui, Nokia board of directors after more than 50 meetings decided to sell to Microsoft Summary: Originally in this February, the World Mobile Communications Conference in Barcelona (MWC), Nokia Chairman Risto Siilasmaa and Microsoft CEO Ballmer "hooking up" on the, The first thing to talk about is how to enhance Microsoft's cooperation with Nokia, but then the topic went to the acquisition. The interim CEO said: "Selling Nokia is hurting feelings, but it's the right thing to do: Siilasmaa admits that the mobile phone industry is becoming a" duopoly "(iOS and Android) and that Nokia has no resources to overtake it. • Ballmer on why Microsoft is acquiring the largest mobile partner summary: To eliminate barriers to innovation, communicate clearer market information and streamline business decisions. 2.Engadget: What else does Nokia have? Here map, network infrastructure and "Advanced Technology" Summary: Nokia's future goal will be to explore "new business opportunities", continue research and development of induction materials technology, and will strengthen the company's patent portfolio. 3. Forbes: Nokia's mobile phone business sells a Chinese cabbage price summary: The Nokia mobile phone department sold 5 billion dollars, far below the 2011 Microsoft for Skype paid 8.5 billion dollars. 4.GigaOM: After dumping the hardware business, Nokia became Google's competitor summary: Although Nokia does not engage in smartphone business, its mobile phone, car, wearable computing equipment location services will become Google's rival. 5.TechCrunch: Microsoft now has a full range of smartphone "outfits" like Apple, but it does not seem ready for a summary of responsibilities: It will help Microsoft strengthen its control of the smartphone ecosystem and provide users with a "first-class Microsoft mobile experience". 6. The New York Times: Microsoft's "Double Harvest": Nokia and successor: Nokia CEO Stephen Allop is a popular candidate to take over Ballmer in the helm of Microsoft. 7.TheNextWeb: Why does Microsoft want to buy Nokia's equipment business summary: To strengthen the Windows Phone platform competitiveness, clear single brand information and streamline processes. 8.BusinessInsider: All Microsoft employees should now read the "Burning Platform" Memo summary of Elop (Stephen Elop): Nokia has missed the big trend and is now on a burning platform and must make a choice. 9. WSJ: Nokia can help Microsoft become a mobile domain oldTo: Microsoft will benefit from Nokia as much as Google buys Motorola. 10.BuzzFeed: Fear of Death alone: Nokia and Microsoft Windows Phone's last stroke summary: Nokia and Windows Phone's fate are tied together and the deal is good for both sides.