Microsoft (MSFT) Adds Two More Windows Phone Partners
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Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) is adding two more manufacturers to its Windows Phone line.
Reports out Thursday have K-Touch and Blu Products planning to release Windows Phone devices soon. K-Touch is part of Beijing Tianyu Communication Equipment Company Ltd. and is said to be the third-largest mobile phone manufacturer in China.
Blu Products is headquartered in Florida and claims to have sold over 10 million devices in 40 markets, many in Latin America.
Current Windows Phone partners include HTC, Samsung, Huawei, and Nokia (NYSE: NOK).
Shares of Microsoft are lower in early trading.
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