The treat means that Nokia's existing working systems will be sidelined.
Speaking at the launch of the partnership, Nokia's arch senior manager Stephen Elop suggested that there would be "substantial" work losses as a outcome of the tie-up.
Earlier this week he sent a memo to staff bell that the firm was in crisis.
Rory Cellan-Jones spoke to Mr Elop and Microsoft arch senior manager Steve Ballmer before long after the tie-up was announced.
He began by asking Stephen Elop because he chose Microsoft for a partner.
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