Thursday, September 27, 2012

Intel Regret Duet with Nokia


Nokia and Intel have intimate duet while developing the MeeGo operating system. But everything changed when Nokia chose cooperating OS Windows Phone 7 (WP7).

Intel blamed the faltering partnership with Nokia as the cause of delays in the manufacture Intel processors for smartphones. Intel CEO Paul Otellini said Intel judge should first choose a partner other than Nokia.

MeeGo impressed WP7 will be cast as the main operating system of Nokia smartphones. The collaboration with Intel rather messy, where MeeGo-based devices increasingly neglected Nokia. Intel also regretted duet with Nokia.

Intel has promised to release a special processor for smartphones. Smartphone with Intel processor is planned to be slid in early next year.

"Nokia was the wrong partner to be selected," said Otellini, as reported by TechRadar, and quoted us.

For the development of its own operating system MeeGo, Intel sought a partner other than Nokia. Not long ago, they managed to hook the LG Electronics to create MeeGo-based devices

Meanwhile, Bill Gates People Behind the Skype Acquisition,.

Former CEO and Chairman of Microsoft, Bill Gates apparently was behind the decision at last week's acquisition of Skype. Although he has abdicated the throne of power to Steve Ballmer, but he is still the decision makers in the Microsoft.

As we quoted from the BBC, although no longer as CEO, Gates remains sound decisions affecting the course of the acquisition.

Previously it was the world's largest software vendor had agreed to buy Skype for USD 8.5 billion (around Rp 72 trillion). Purchases of USD 8.5 billion, this is Microsoft's biggest acquisition in the last three decades.

Although Skype has the amount of USD 686 million of debt, the deal would be assessed remain profitable for Microsoft. It is believed, Skype will be integrated in Windows Live, Windows Phone, Xbox, and Kinect.

"I have a strong support at the board level for the decisions that have been made that," Gates said in an interview with the BBC.

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