Microsoft May Get Very Aggressive With Low-end Phone Pricing

The big question of today is what Microsoft will do with Nokia's feature phone business. Nokia's annual run rate is still 200 M feature phones. The fact that Microsoft acquired the right to sell Asha phones could be a hint that it actually has plans to leverage the low-end phone business. After all, Nokia's device business could have been chopped up at this point, with smartphones going to Microsoft and feature phones for some Asian vendor. It's hard to see what Microsoft can do with the sub-$40...