Nokia makes the iPhone more than on their smartphones

As it became known, Nokia gets more revenue from Apple issuing licenses for its patented technology rather than from sales of smartphones series Lumia, managed Windows Phone. The Finnish manufacturer has recognized their losses in the first quarter of disastrous, but it is still hoped that he could extricate himself from a difficult financial situation.

 

How does Nokia is going to do it, even if the iPhone is earning more than their WP-communicators?

According to official figures, in the first quarter 2012 Nokia net loss amounted to 590 million euros, operating - 1.3 billion, while sales of smartphones have been halved, and in all markets at once. Also today it was reported that the Finnish manufacturer has ceased to be known as the largest mobile company in the world, and leadership caught the Korean Samsung.

Against the background of news reports that Apple's licensing of Nokia brings more money than the realization of its own smartphone, it just seems shocking. It turns out that the sale of licenses, "fruit" of the empire Nokia recently earned $ 600 million. These patents are used in the manufacture of iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S.

If Nokia can not get on the profitability of the trade WP-smart phones, the company is likely to transform your  business mobile manufacturer in a patent licensor or even sell the patent portfolio, for example, Microsoft.
By the way, as well as Nokia, Internet, Google earns far more on the iOS-platform than its' OSes »Android.

Sony Xperia Play at working on a dual-keyboard?

This item comes directly from the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) has published a patent filed by Sony in 2010 on a smartphone with a mechanism to double slider , that maybe one day we'll see on a device the Xperia series.

 

The hypothetical smartphone in question will then be equipped with a QWERTY keyboard and is the gamepad typical of the Xperia Play, all in addition to a touchscreen of course. When the first mechanism is actuated, then you can also turn on the second (the first slider will be at the keyboard), but when they both were shifted, then it will be possible to include the first to have only the gamepad, or vice versa.

It is not known if this concept will become a reality that we touch in our stores or when they arrive in the meantime, what do you think? Would you buy a similar device?