The next Microsoft smartphone could work on Android

Redmond's tech giant, Microsoft, has had a very difficult time in the past selling smartphones with its operating system, Windows Phone on board. Microsoft has launched Windows 10 – an operating system that can run on a range of devices, regardless of their hardware and technology – in July 2015, hoping that He will recover the wounds of the Windows Phone. In October 2015, the company launched its flagship smartphones, Lumia 950 and 950XL, whose sales were not good. In 2017, the company announced that it would no longer support the Windows Phone platform, which means that the Windows Phone is dead.

At this time, the current market share of Windows in the smartphone industry is ] 0.47 percent . According to Windows Latest Microsoft seems to take a look at other operating systems to make a comeback on the smartphone market. Windows Latest claims to have had a conversation with a Microsoft employee regarding the future of the Lumia series and Microsoft's interest in the mobile industry

Here's the # 39: Relevant exchange between the anonymous employee and the recipient:

Recipient: Do you mean a new Windows Phone model? But Windows Phone has been discontinued.

Employee: Not a Windows phone per se, I was talking with our engineers but this is definitely not Windows Phone this time. / We will create a new line of phones for Microsoft phones […]

Recipient: It will not work Windows 10 Mobile

Employee: This is like a new edition for Microsoft phones. / It will be powered by Android, that's for sure.

When asked if the Microsoft mark would be behind the phones, the employee said that they would be "under our wing" without further clarification.

This is a rather strange rumor since Microsoft plans to launch the mobile version of Surface PC called Surface Phone in the near future. Currently, Surface Phone seems to be solid compared to Microsoft's Android smartphones, recognizing that there are many clues here and there on the surface phone. But who knows? The phones powered by Android could be the future of Microsoft as Nokia has moved to Android.