Nokia seems to be fighting really hard in the mobile phone industry’s battlefield these days. After acquiring Symbian some couple of days ago, the company is now considering Linux for its high-end handsets. According to Nokia’s market unit vice-president, although Android has already gained popularity, Nokia will always remain confident that their Linux technology still reigns supreme. And, especially now that Nokia is giving away a sugarcoated offer out of its recently acquired Symbian Limited, the company is expected to run a very good race in the coming year. After all, Symbian has a bigger network than Google’s Android.