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Microsoft may be making own phone: analyst

reuters.com (10 months and 28 days ago)

Jun 21, 2012

SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp is looking at making its own smartphone to kickstart sales of its Windows mobile software, according to a Wall Street analyst who has followed the company for many years. full story

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