Nokia Free to Customize With Windows Phone 7
Brighthand: Microsoft gives Nokia almost complete freedom by Microsoft to customize its mobile platform.
"It's a surprising move, considering the fact that Microsoft had previously made it clear that it had no intentions to allow licenses to make significant changes to the Windows Phone 7 operating system."
"Nokia Executive VP Niklas Savander, in an interview at the Mobile World Congress, maintained that the right to customize the OS is one which Nokia intends to capitalize sparingly; the company does not want to implement any changes that would result in Nokia customers getting operating system updates later than everybody else."
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