An exclusive published by Bloomberg Business Week In the interview Apple CEO Tim Cook Microsoft By Nokia The mobile division has provided its views on the purchase. He said, “All companies now Apple Trying to mimic the strategy. We do not want to verify the validity of our strategy from outside. But (in the technology industry) more and more imitations are going on, people understand the importance of (our) strategy ”;

Invent or die – Tim Cook

Nokia Talking about it, Tim Cook said that he believes that the rest of the technology world needs to pay close attention to the consequences of the Finnish company. “I think Nokia is a reminder to everyone in the business that you have to innovate and if you can’t, it won’t exist,” said Mr Cook.

Even a few years ago, Nokia had a significant share of the global mobile phone market. But Apple IPhone and Google With the rise of Android could not go further Lumia Creator. Although there is a lot of innovation in Nokia’s hardware unit, this one-time mobile giant has lagged behind in terms of software.

In 2010 Microsoft Business Division Head Stephen Elp joins as Nokia CEO. During its time, Nokia excluded its own Symbian and Migo operating systems and chose MS Windows Phone OS as the main smartphone platform. And a couple of weeks ago, the Finnish mobile firm finally sold its mobile and service unit to Microsoft.