This is pure speculation on the part of the author. I have no idea how this even made it to the front page. It makes sense for MS to buy Nokia. They've had pre

This is pure speculation on the part of the author. I have no idea how this even made it to the front page. It makes sense for MS to buy Nokia. They've had pretty good success with their products: http://www.phonearena.com/news/Nokia-Lumia-520-owns-27-of-Windows-Phone-8-market-model-numbers-leaked-for-Nokias-phablet_id46507 http://www.phonearena.com/news/Nokia-Lumia-520-owns-27-of-Wi... "According to the latest data from AdDuplex's mobile advertising network, the entry level Nokia Lumia 520 handset currently accounts for 27% of all Windows Phone 8 models being used. Throw all Windows Phone models into the equation and the Nokia Lumia 520 still accounts for a rather hefty 18% of Windows Phone units in use today. In India, the Lumia 520 owns a whopping 36% of the Windows Phone market while the high end Nokia Lumia 920 has just 4%. Low-end Windows Phone models remain the majority of the phones outstanding. 57% of Windows Phone 8 models currently in users' pockets sport only 512MB of RAM." I'm hoping they keep the Nokia engineers. They're the ones who made the Lumia phones as good as they are right now.