Will Nokia come back or do a Win10 phone?

According to previous reports, Nokia will use the brand authorization method to return to the smartphone market, and the system should be Android. However, as a noodle powder (including WP powder) that has been using Lumia mobile phones for a long time, I suddenly feel that I am not used to the Android phone with the "NOKIA" logo. After so many years, I have subconsciously felt that Windows Phone is the perfect match for Nokia, so I can't help but think that if Nokia can return with Win10 Mobile in 2016, I believe that for Nokia and WP diehards, it is definitely a Attractive "killing tricks."

Of course, this vision to come true, do not have to see Microsoft's point nod. It took a lot of money to buy the Nokia mobile phone division and restricted the other party from returning to the mobile phone market before the fourth quarter of 2016. One of Microsoft's goals is to prevent Nokia from adversely affecting the subsequent development of its acquired Lumia products. According to this logic, Nokia's ability to use Win10 Mobile as the first shot is almost zero. Note that it is "almost" zero, which does not mean that it is completely impossible. This matter, I think and the market performance of Win10 Mobile is inseparable, so it should be divided into two situations.
According to the existing news, Microsoft's first flagship mobile phone Lumia950/950XL equipped with Win10 Mobile will be launched in September this year. By the time Nokia returns to the market in 2016, how can the market recognition of Win10 Mobile be understood? . We assume that if Win10 Mobile is successful, or the market prospects are very optimistic, there will be more mobile phone manufacturers expressing interest in the system at that time, and Microsoft has no reason not to welcome these partners with an open attitude. At this time, if Nokia also expressed its wish to launch the Win10 Mobile phone as a return, what will happen? It's not hard to imagine that according to the influence of Nokia on the Windows Phone platform and its appeal to the mobile phone market, it is likely to have an impact on Microsoft's own "Microsoft Lumia" brand. This is obviously not what Microsoft wants. saw.

There is also a possibility that Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia's mobile phone division at the time would have considered this, so given the constraints restrict Nokia products in the future do Win10 acquisition agreement . The matter has not yet reached this point, so the terms of the agreement have not been exposed. If so, then Nokia has only one Android option.