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>My best guess is WP7 with Qt allowing Nokia's services and apps on those phones. This would be additional to Symbian and MeeGo devices. If they adopt any thir
by metageek 16y ago
>My best guess is WP7 with Qt allowing Nokia's services and apps on those phones. This would be additional to Symbian and MeeGo devices.
If they adopt any third-party OS, I can't see them keeping MeeGo. That'd be stupid; it'd leave them having to build a MeeGo ecosystem instead of just taking advantage of the one they join.
And I don't see Microsoft allowing Qt on WP7; it'd undermine their whole .Net-based story.
- Geee 16y agoOn the other hand, I'd believe Microsoft would want Nokia to "catalyse" their ecosystem, because of the lacking success of WP7. The ecosystem of WP7 is now very weak, and not much of an asset for Nokia, except MS services like Bing. But, Nokia doesn't want to give up Qt apps and their own services.