This has us wondering how much Nokia was paying in licensing fees before it was bought by Microsoft, given the fact that these figures were racked up when Nokia’s mobile arm was still technically independent. We’ve always thought that paying the Microsoft tax automatically made your product more expensive. Aha! We get it! Nokia was paying Redmond less for Windows than Samsung and HTC are paying Microsoft for Android. Talk about having your cake and eating it too.
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