Nokia executives approve iPhone dull Android complex

December 14th, according to a report from technology website BGR, Niels Munksgaard, global director of Nokia Entertainment, said in an interview on Tuesday that the smartphone market is full of boring iPhones and overly complicated Android phones, while Microsoft's Windows Phone platform is both fresh and excellent.

He said that iPhone and Android devices have been unable to attract young people who are pursuing new trends, and these users are beginning to use Windows Phone devices. “Almost everyone has an iPhone. Young people are tired of the iPhone. The Android system is too complicated and poor security. So we see more and more, young people who like to try new things are turning to Windows Phone. platform."

Nokia has already released two Windows Phones - the Lumia 710 and the Lumia 800. It is expected that at least one or more models will be introduced at CES next January.