No longer a mobile phone manufacturer who knocks walnuts by hand, Nokia's new video tells the road of transformation over the past 150 years.

CTOnews.com, March 27 (Xinhua)-- Nokia is still in the impression of many users that it can tap walnuts, but today the company released a new video about the company's transformation over the past 150 years.

A lot of visual elements are invoked in the video, and Nokia's actual solution is not clearly shown. In the video narration, Nokia said it had transformed itself from a resource-intensive mobile phone manufacturer to an environmentally friendly company, promoting circular economy and tapping the potential of cloud networks.

Nokia said in the video that in the process of continuous transformation, the company has covered shipping, advanced agricultural production, heavy industry, modern cloud computing, transportation and automotive and other industries, and promote sustainable development.

Nokia, which currently focuses on business-to-business, cloud computing and software services, has so far signed up more than 560 customers with a market share of 52%, and says it will add about 14 million business areas over the next decade.