Nokia CEO Stephen Elop appeared on CNBC yesterday, and during the interview he squashed all rumors about a possible sale of his company's mobile division to Microsoft. But aside from that, he had a few other interesting things to say. One of those things is that Nokia's first Windows Phones “are being designed and put together in California, with the US market very much in mind”.
Okay, so having the US market in mind is a pretty decent thing to do especially for Nokia which seems not to have had the US in mind for many many years. And considering that Windows Phone 7 is a US-born OS, again that makes perfect sense.
Unwired View, Nokia has gone from Designed in Finland to Designed in California in less than two years
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