Dienstag, 5. Oktober 2010

As MeeGo VP Quits, Nokia CEO Taking Calls From Eric Schmidt

News broke this morning that Nokia's executive in charge of MeeGo devices, Ari Jaaksi, resigned last week. This continues a string of high-profile people leaving the world's largest mobile phone company as it attempts to establish an�identity�in the quickly-evolving mobile space. The internal turmoil and the recent hiring of former Microsoft executive Stephen Elop to be Nokia's new CEO has led to quite a bit of speculation that Nokia may turn away from its own operating systems and go with the new Windows Phone OS -- or at least fork its products to have this OS as an�option on top of the upcoming MeeGo. But don't rule out Google's Android OS just yet either. We've heard from a good source that Google CEO Eric Schmidt has called Elop to discuss the possibility of Android running on Nokia phones. We actually heard this information about a week ago, but today's news makes it potentially more interesting. Around the time Jaaksi was resigning, Elop and Schmidt were talking.

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