The company wants to expand into Europe and - as noted above - is looking at
Microsoft's
Windows Phone. In an interview with the IndiaTimes, Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma was asked if the sale of
Nokia to Microsoft has had any impact on the company. Here's the quoted response:
"It has been good for us because they have chosen to stick to the Windows operating system. Had they chosen Android, it would have been a threat for us. But now we're certain that they will not look at Android, which means lesser competition for us. We are working on a Windows phone and you might see something from us around mid of next year."
