The well-known mobile manufacturer Samsung has expressed interest in producing additional Windows-based cell phones that run on the Windows Phone 8.1 operating system. The new Samsung Ativ SE, which debuted in early 2014, was the company’s final MS Windows mobile device.
According to the Korea Times, Samsung has been testing the stability of Ms Windows Phone 8.1 software on handsets through experimental operations. For this market group interested in smartphones running Microsoft’s Windows Phone OS, the company intends to continue producing affordable mobile phones.
This transaction can only proceed if Samsung resolves its legal dispute with Microsoft. In light of the review, it is thought that this might be acquired as soon as the third quarter of 2015.
According to the study, content creators have not been particularly supportive of Samsung’s devices running the Tizen platform, which is being developed by Samsung and Intel. Conflicts over ongoing royalties define Microsoft’s Windows Phone strategy.
According to earlier reports, Microsoft Company sued Samsung for unpaid payments related to the patent licencing of the Android operating system. After Microsoft announced its intention to acquire Nokia’s handset business, the South Korean manufacturer of smartphones refused to pay royalties on a number of permits.
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