Nokia Lumia series of smartphones accounts for 90% of the Windows Phone eco-system. The support from the other manufacturers like HTC, Huawei and Samsung in developing WP powered smartphones has been rather poor, which is a cause of concern for Microsoft.

Having already acquired Nokia, Microsoft is now trying to motivate other global manufacturers to develop Windows Phone OS based smartphones. According to a tweet from Eldar Murtazin, Microsoft has offered an annual sum of $1 billion to Samsung if the Koreans start producing Windows Phone devices.

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*falls from transformer*

See opportunity oh! Samsung 4 just start new flagship with windows os lyk d S series(s2,s3,s4, or even if na note)


Na so them 4 take rule both world.

weazley: *falls from transformer*

Thank God say no be the other way round.

The problem with windows phone is the lack of apps.if the can add apps to their marketplace,I will def move to windows.imagine windows having bbm,instagram,fifa 14, and so many important apps,the sky will def be their starting point.would have loved to pick up nokia 2520 but windows lack apps