"That's it." As the rumor spread, Nokia on Wednesday on the issue, and called the claims "100 percent baseless," according to Reuters. Rumors.

Nokia reacted pronto on Wednesday to a story claiming its phone work was acquired by Microsoft for $19 billion, speciality it "baseless." But one Wall Street analyst had another bit to explain a speculative deal between the two companies, at least for Apple investors: "heaven." Speculation of a unique deal between Microsoft and Nokia stems from a made by Eldar Murtazin, compiler of Mobile-Review.com ( BGR). The position comes after Murtazin had a while ago reported in May that Microsoft and Nokia were set to enter into negotiations for a implied deal.

"One stingy software partnership adamant most recent week that they could throw away 19 [billion U.S. dollars] to purchase constituent of a minute phone vendor," the shrouded tweet reads. "That's it.

" As the rumor spread, Nokia on Wednesday on the issue, and called the claims "100 percent baseless," according to Reuters. The company's variety dropped as much as 10.2 percent on Wednesday as the rumor spread.

Murtazin was one of the key to suggest in new 2010 that Nokia could ditch its Symbian rostrum and pal with Microsoft to repayment the Windows Phone alert operating system. That covenant was later announced in a deal struck with Nokia's uncharted head executive, Stephen Elop. But Murtazin did have one high-profile slip recently, when he said in December that Apple would to its second-generation iPad. The iPad 2 went on transaction , but only features the yardstick 30-pin berth connector.

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