++ the future of Microsoft Lumia mobile phones ++

• case study : it has been 5 years since Windows Phone is under the direct shield of Microsoft & I think we, the people / users have benefited from the best user interface & it is so great to see so much integration, logic, interaction between the Windows device family //

++ Windows 10 mobile has to play the same role for MS Windows & Microsoft, as the one Messi 10 plays for Barcelona & Argentina //

++ “It’s a bold step into the future – a win-win for employees, shareholders and consumers of both companies. Bringing these great teams together will accelerate Microsoft’s share and profits in phones, and strengthen the overall opportunities for both Microsoft and our partners across our entire family of devices and services,” said Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s former chief executive officer in 2013. “In addition to their innovation and strength in phones at all price points, Nokia brings proven capability and talent in critical areas such as hardware design and engineering, supply chain and manufacturing management, and hardware sales, marketing and distribution.” (case study) //

++ so we can make the conclusion that in all the above mentioned areas Microsoft can do much more // I give the best grade for hardware manufacturing & engineering (always can innovate & improve in this domain, but in 2015-16 Microsoft Lumia has been there right on the edge ) // the supply chain can be evaluated as satisfactory, but sales, marketing & distribution are domains where have been made too many errors (or there is a lack of some essential steps) 

• this has been an experiment to seek performance : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_Windows\_10\_Mobile\_devices // with better strategy Windows (10 mobile) can claim strong market share //

• if this is a Windows Phone in Stacy Johnson's use, then we can see that it makes a lot of sense for the company to continue development, appreciate the little user base & reinvent "feature2" https://a.msn.com/r/2/BBMybnW?m=en-us&referrerID=InAppShare //

or this link http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/lifestylevideo/getting-a-discount-on-everything-you-buy-in-stores/vi-BBMybnW //

• can be happy with this terminator-style comeback, if it is the + terminator // maybe it is possible that no OEM risks at this moment ( maybe there are some stocks at HP, WileyFox and others ) // the engine is there, so it depends on Microsoft Mobile to save its reputation as a mobile OS // great news for racing fans GT Racing by Gameloft is back better than ever, so it is possible & also huge upgrade for Asphalt 8 airborne // we go strong to the flag (we hope this will be Windows' flag) // Success // get ready for this // never give up // Windows 10 Mobile //

All right, I'm back. 

Lets get some facts straight. Microsoft did not buy Nokia. It simply bought out the division that was , was making Windows Phones. That part has since been either shut down, or sold, for those parts with any value left after the change of CEOs. 

Nokia doesn't make phones anymore. No one makes Windows phones anymore.