August 17th marks the date for Nokia and Microsoft's party in Cologne, Germany. Along with food, drinks, and music the party could also be the release party for Microsoft's Windows Phone Mango. Nokia's Mango aka "Sea Ray" resembles the Nokia N9 and was unofficially released to the public. If the phone is officially released to the public, it will be available to France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK, and the Netherlands. If the Mango is released in the U.S., would consumers adapt well to the phone? What operating system would the phone run on? Would this phone, if released in the U.S., be able to compete with other phones such as the Apple iPhone and the Blackberry? Hopefully consumers will adapt well to this new addition in the market. 
Monday, August 1, 2011
The First Nokia Windows Phone
August 17th marks the date for Nokia and Microsoft's party in Cologne, Germany. Along with food, drinks, and music the party could also be the release party for Microsoft's Windows Phone Mango. Nokia's Mango aka "Sea Ray" resembles the Nokia N9 and was unofficially released to the public. If the phone is officially released to the public, it will be available to France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK, and the Netherlands. If the Mango is released in the U.S., would consumers adapt well to the phone? What operating system would the phone run on? Would this phone, if released in the U.S., be able to compete with other phones such as the Apple iPhone and the Blackberry? Hopefully consumers will adapt well to this new addition in the market. 
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