Nokia could skip Microsoft for tablet OS

Shaun Nichols
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Firm reportedly considering other options for upcoming devices

Nokia could be considering a move away from Microsoft in its plans for tablet devices. A recent report from Reuters suggests that the company is undecided about which platform it wants to run it...

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