> So what happens to the rest of Nokia? Nokia keeps the other two divisions. Nokia is now primarily a telecoms infrastructure company, like Alcatel-Lucent. T

> So what happens to the rest of Nokia? Nokia keeps the other two divisions. Nokia is now primarily a telecoms infrastructure company, like Alcatel-Lucent. They're pretty closely matched. Alcatel-Lucent had €14.4 billion of revenues in 2012, while Nokia Siemens Networks took in €13.1 billion of revenues. There's also the mapping division, but that's just 10% of the new Nokia's revenues. I'm surprised Microsoft did not buy it, as Google and Apple both own their own maps. In fact, I wonder if the mapping division wasn't what scuttled the previous attempts to reach a deal.