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For Microsoft, Nokia's Phones Are 'Key To Everything'
Here's why Microsoft says its $7.2 billion deal to buy Nokia's smartphone business as well as that company's patents and services makes sense.
"It all starts with the phone," writes PCWorld, in a piece that analyzes why "the phone is key to everything."
According to the magazine:
"In its 'strategic rationale' explaining the deal, slide 15 of Microsoft's presentation makes the case that the foundation for Windows PCs begins with Windows Phone. ... 'Windows: 300M+ devices a year,' the slide notes. 'Success in phone is important to success in tablets. Success in tablets will help PCs.' "