During a Lumia 925 briefing in the UK – which we’ve been told the new flagship has no imminent plans on coming to Canada – Nokia revealed that they’ve tightened its ever-growing bond with Redmond-based Microsoft, makers of the Windows 8 (mobile and desktop) platform. Nokia UK’s Ray Haddow stated that the Finnish company has been “working even closer” with Microsoft and we can expect to see new collaborative efforts in the near future.
Nokia and Microsoft first entered into a “broad strategic partnership” that made Windows Phone OS its “primary smartphone strategy,” but there have been rumours of Nokia coming to market with a tablet for years now. Could this mean that Nokia might be ready to enter the Windows-powered tablet space?
Source: Engadget
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