Nokia Symbian is dead. There is no reason for Android.

Everyone knows that it's all about saving face. Symbian and Android are sworn enemies. Nokia's boss said something like this: “Only people with very high computer skills can play Android well.” (That's probably what it means. I don't know if the translation is correct.) Here's the evidence: Nokia turned a loss and made a net profit of US$270 million in the fourth quarter of last year. It was officially announced that Symbian was dead. Nokia released its financial report for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2012. The financial report showed that Nokia's net revenue reached US$10.7 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 20%, exceeding Wall Street's expectations of US$10.55 billion; net profit was US$270 million, compared with a loss of US$1.4 billion in the same period last year. In the fourth fiscal quarter, Nokia sold 15.9 million smartphones, including 9.3 million Asha phones, 4.4 million Lumia phones and 2.2 million Symbian phones. At the same time, Nokia pointed out in its financial report that the Nokia 808 Pure View released last year will be the company's last mobile phone based on the Symbian system. This also marks Nokia's official announcement of the death of the Symbian system... In the past, Nokia used the S60 system to dominate the smartphone system, until Apple Android BlackBerry is getting closer and closer, and Symbian is in decline. Now Nokia is cooperating with Microsoft to develop the WP system. It is impossible for Nokia to switch to Android. First, there are already many mobile phone manufacturers using Android system. Moreover, now Moto has been acquired by Google, how can Nokia lower its status to see the face of Google. However, the good news is that with the in-depth development of Microsoft, it is very likely that the WP system will be compatible with Android software and even iOS software. Because at first he felt that his Symbian system was very good and looked down on Android, so he said he would not use Android as a crap thing. Later, Android became popular, and his Symbian system became a veritable SB (abbreviation of Symbian). He couldn't save his face, so he still didn't use it. When he cooperated with Microsoft, he was tricked by Microsoft. (Win8 was released not long after Win7 was released.) It can be summed up as: save face and suffer. In fact, Nokia released an Android phone in 2011 and its name was n9 (although it was a flash version)