Farewell to the old era, Nokia officially changed its name to Microsoft Lumia

Nokia sold its mobile phone business to Microsoft for $7.1 billion. The former mobile phone empire is now in decline. It is a pity that we still miss the name Nokia. Recently, Nokia’s official Weibo account officially announced: “We will soon be renamed Microsoft Lumia. There are many things to say, but the most important thing is to thank everyone for their endless encouragement and support.”

In the advertisements Microsoft had previously customized for this year's holiday, it was no longer "Nokia" that was emphasized, but "Microsoft". Now, with the renaming of the official microblog, the name Nokia is finally going away from us. Even if we are reluctant, both official and unofficial, it will be changed to Lumia in the future. Microsoft, which has inherited Nokia's will and legacy, also carries the heavy weight of this name and the expectations of thousands of consumers.

However, has "Nokia" really disappeared? No, Microsoft will continue to use the "Nokia" product logo for its feature phones in the next 10 years. On the other hand, there are reports that Nokia, which abandoned Symbian, embraced Windows, and now sold itself, is preparing to return to the smartphone market. A flagship phone running the Android system may be its next chip.

If this is true, will this stage that once made it so glorious still welcome this former giant with the same attitude as it did back then?