Nokia has voiced skeleton to form a "broad vital partnership" with Microsoft.
The treat would see Nokia use the Windows phone working network for its smartphones, the firm said.
Microsoft's Bing will power Nokia's finding services, whilst Nokia Maps would be a core segment of Microsoft's mapping services.
Earlier this week Nokia arch senior manager Stephen Elop sent a memo to staff bell that the firm was in crisis.
The new plan means Nokia's existing smartphone working systems will be steadily sidelined.
Symbian, that runs on many of the company's stream gadgets will turn a "franchise platform", nonetheless the firm expects to sell roughly 150 million more Symbian gadgets in future.
The statement is at large seen as a reply to the flourishing pressure from other smartphone platforms, inclusive Google's Android and Apple's iPhone.
Nokia's share of the smartphone marketplace fell from 38% to 28% in 2010, according to investigate firm IDC.
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