Samsung probably readying itself to purchas Nokia phone Health

collected by :Molly Tony

as mentioned in According to break news site Les Echos (who cites sources familiar with the matter) two French companies were in the running to purchase Nokia phone Health as well as 1 non-European company. Now French newspaper Le Monde has told which 3rd firm is Samsung and it's continue considering a purchase of Nokia phone Health. Nokia Health purchased Withings back in 2016 and has gently rereleased a lot of the original brand's existing products with slight tweaks and the Nokia phone brand name. We've seen obesety trackers like the Nokia phone Steel HR and Nokia phone Go, however neither compete with the top-end obesety features of the Samsung Gear Fit two Pro. Although we do not currently realize who going to be buying Nokia phone Health, these consistent rumors propose the firm is determine to purvey the division within the coming months.

Samsung looks to outpace Google in race to purchas Nokia phone Health

Samsung is reportedly 1 of 4 companies interested in buying Nokia phone Health. Samsung is apparently 1 of 4 companies interested in acquiring Nokia phone Health. Nokia purchased Withings, a digital health startup, in 2016 with an eye on the Intelligent health market. It currently produces a number of digital health products for the house involving a body scale, activity trackers, and sleep sensors. It is simple to see, therefore, how the ready-made expertise and existing products of Nokia phone Health would fit Beautiful seamlessly into either company's portfolio.

Samsung, Google in frame for Nokia phone healthcare purchas - Mobile World Live

according to Samsung is announced to be in the race to purchas Nokia's healthcare business, alongside Google and several French businesses, with proposals French authorities are saving an eye on the process. Nokia told it was reviewing its options for the unit earlier this year, that "may or may not" result in a transaction. Le Monde announced a number of companies are eyeing the business, involving a mixture of European Union and international players. There is a clear French link: Nokia's health play was bolstered with the 2016 acquisition of devices firm Withings, that was based in the country. Le Monde told any buyer is likely to pay less for the business than Nokia's acquisition of Withings, that was €170 million.