Washington - Ambition Microsoft brings Windows 8 phones as much as possible in this year's holiday season may be a bit tainted by the disharmony between the two partners, HTC and Nokia.
Nokia criticized the launch of Windows 8 HTC phones, calling it a tactical rebranding effort. As we know, HTC has just released Windows 8X and 8S. Both will go on sale in early November, can be faster than Lumia 920 and 820.
Windows 8X and 8S does seem to want to compete with the two smartphones Nokia Windows 8 champ is. HTC casing wrapped with bright colors that lure, claimed to be thinner, equipped with a capable camera capabilities, and Beats Audio support audio from the flagship.
Head of Marketing at Nokia Chris Weber quipped steps taken by HTC. "While others chose me rebrand their products, Nokia operates industry-leading franchise exclusively in the smartphone market," he said.
Nokia criticized the launch of Windows 8 HTC phones, calling it a tactical rebranding effort. As we know, HTC has just released Windows 8X and 8S. Both will go on sale in early November, can be faster than Lumia 920 and 820.
Windows 8X and 8S does seem to want to compete with the two smartphones Nokia Windows 8 champ is. HTC casing wrapped with bright colors that lure, claimed to be thinner, equipped with a capable camera capabilities, and Beats Audio support audio from the flagship.
Head of Marketing at Nokia Chris Weber quipped steps taken by HTC. "While others chose me rebrand their products, Nokia operates industry-leading franchise exclusively in the smartphone market," he said.
"With Lumia, we actually created a completely different like PureView technology-supported imaging, navigation and location, wireless charging and Nokia Music., And we've just started," he added as quoted by The Verge, Friday (21 / 9/2012).
Weber also posted a tweet on his Twitter account that insinuated HTC devices. "It takes more than just match the colors to match the innovation of the Lumia 920. # SwitchtoLumia," he wrote.
Microsoft may be the exclusive partner Nokia. But Microsoft itself would be more happy if there are a lot of vendors to create devices with proprietary operating systems. Besides Nokia and HTC, Samsung also launched its mobile Windows 8 some time ago.
