Microsoft is about to "kill" the name "Windows Phone"

Lumia 830 and Lumia 730 may be the ultimate device attached to the Nokia brand.
The new platform will be a combination of Windows product key and Windows Phone in one and with a brand new name.
Although Microsoft bought Nokia's mobile division for $ 7.2 billion, the device still sells under the Finnish company Nokia. However, according to a leaked report from the technology blog Geek On Gadgets, Microsoft office 2016 product key will soon remove both the Nokia brand and the "Windows Phone" name for its upcoming products.
Accordingly, the Lumia 830 and Lumia 730 may be the ultimate device associated with the Nokia brand.

Microsoft has removed 1,500 applications from the Windows Phone Store to clean up the platform.

Windows-based phones will continue to be named Lumia, but are only branded by Microsoft. In future ads, Microsoft office 2013 product key may place the Windows logo on a regular basis with a smartphone, not a Windows Phone brand.
Microsoft is planning to integrate the Windows Phone smartphone platform with the Windows desktop operating system. That's a big step forward for Microsoft, but it's all about information leaks. According to Tome Warren editor of The Verge, the material collected by Geek On Gadgets is accurate.
Back in July, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella confirmed that all versions of Windows office 2010 product key will be integrated into a huge Windows platform. Many rumors and reports on Windows 9 also indicate that Microsoft is working hard to continue integrating the software.
Although Windows Phone is on the rise, it still has a long way to catch up with iOS and Android. Currently, Windows Phone accounts for only 2.5% of the worldwide smartphone market, while Android accounts for 84.7% and iPhone accounts for 11.7%, up to the second quarter of 2014, according to data from International Data Corporation (IDC).