License fees for Windows Phone should drop by 70%
Microsoft Action should encourage sales of handsets at lower prices
Recently you learned here at Technolsoft that Microsoft could cut the price of Windows 8 to manufacturers, causing costs to fall and, consequently, the price charged for the final product is also lower. Now, a similar situation should also happen with Windows Phone.
According to PC Mag, Microsoft was thinking of reducing the licensing fees of the mobile operating system by up to 70% for manufacturers partnerships, making the product more competitive in value.
The action would come after the announcement of a partnership with a number of manufacturers in China, India and other countries. In 2012, it was speculated that the value of the license per device would be up to $ 30, but he should have declined somewhat since. Cutting that rate should be just one strategy. For now, the company declined to comment.
Recently you learned here at Technolsoft that Microsoft could cut the price of Windows 8 to manufacturers, causing costs to fall and, consequently, the price charged for the final product is also lower. Now, a similar situation should also happen with Windows Phone.
According to PC Mag, Microsoft was thinking of reducing the licensing fees of the mobile operating system by up to 70% for manufacturers partnerships, making the product more competitive in value.
The action would come after the announcement of a partnership with a number of manufacturers in China, India and other countries. In 2012, it was speculated that the value of the license per device would be up to $ 30, but he should have declined somewhat since. Cutting that rate should be just one strategy. For now, the company declined to comment.
