Microsoft
is looking to built its own tablet PC and smart phone based
on windows mobile software. The latest version of the Microsoft
mobile software is the Windows Phone 8.
Rick
Sherlund, an analyst of Nomura, who has followed the company for many
years says that, "Microsoft develop their own handset for
Windows Phone 8 software release and may be working with a contract
manufacturer on the new handset and It is unclear to
us whether this may be a go-to-market Microsoft branded handset or whether this would be a reference platform". According to a Wall Street analyst, Microsoft may launch its smart phone to boost or kick start the sale of its Windows mobile software.
us whether this may be a go-to-market Microsoft branded handset or whether this would be a reference platform". According to a Wall Street analyst, Microsoft may launch its smart phone to boost or kick start the sale of its Windows mobile software.
Microsoft,
a software company and the fastest competitor in the PC operating
system segment also wants to establish
itself as a major player in the gaming market with the Xbox, in
addition to selling other hardware, including keyboard, mouse, and
branded headphones etc.
This
software taking only two percent of a world wide market with Windows
powered smart phones and the device is running Google's Android
system and the company was a big believer in our hardware partners
and together we are focused on bringing Windows Phone 8 to market
this year.
This
smart phone shift some of Microsoft's strategies in a big way
and the hardware partner is now Nokia, Samsung, Huawei and HTC. On
the success of the Windows Phone 8 smart phone only Nokia will put
the significant efforts into promotion of the Microsoft smart phones.
Microsoft can not afford not to have phones sell. They have to find a
way of selling it and it is a significant piece of their long-term
vision of integrated devices.
According to
Microsoft "Later this year the software is arrive and launching
on new handset made by Samsung, Nokia, HTC and more".
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