Nokia is working to expand its agreements with U.S. operators

In an interview with Bloomberg, Chris Weber, the president of Nokia North America, said that thanks to the successful marketing of the company has returned 900 Lumia of bullying in the American market, but at the same time still needs looking to expand into new agreements with other operators.

"We had a great start with T-Mobile and AT & T, but this is just the beginning. We returned to the United States, we are back in Canada: it's exciting, but there is still much work to do. "

Weber then went on to reveal that to try to expand sales of Lumia, Nokia is working with operators to offer a "unique proposal" in order to show how the devices are able to distinguish the various models of the iPhone or Android. Subsequently, remaining on the operators, the president of Nokia America has suggested that after AT & T and T-Mobile, very soon, Verizon Wireless will bring the U.S. market a Lumia but this Windows phone will be different than those already seen (Windows Phone 8)?

Finally, speaking of the situation of RIM, Nokia Weber wanted to point out that, unlike the Canadian, has experienced a strong ecosystem, based on partnership with Microsoft.

"There are only a few companies that can build an ecosystem that can provide what consumers want. In this moment my opinion is that it's Apple, Google and Microsoft, because it takes so many resources, whether economic, and engineering. "

Source Bloomberg ;  Via WMPU