Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) and Nokia (NYSE: NOK) have scheduled a teleconference for Wednesday to announce an alliance—and the betting is that the two will announce some sort of partnership around the forthcoming web-based version of Office. Clues abound: Microsoft’s representative on the call is Stephen Elop, the president of the company’s business division, which includes Office. (Kai Öistämö, EVP for Nokia Devices, is representing Nokia). And CNET reports that Microsoft will announce a deal to “help get ... Office software onto that company’s mobile phones” although the article is devoid of details. Microsoft has said that the web-based version of Office will be accessible via mobile phones.