Although the tyrannical terms of Apple's iPhone bundled sales have been widely criticized, the final victory of Germany's T-Mobile in the lawsuit seems to have given Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone manufacturer, some kind of enlightenment. Recently, according to reports by German media, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, CEO of Nokia, previously indicated that Nokia will learn from Apple's approach with the iPhone and share part of the user's fees and service revenue from the operators. Once this statement was made, it immediately drew widespread attention. There is no doubt that if Nokia can ultimately implement this move, it will undoubtedly completely change the previous revenue-sharing practices of the mobile communications industry.