Nokia X, one of the first Android smartphones from the Finnish manufacturer, has landed for Pakistani consumers. With partnership of Telenor, Nokia Pakistan has released the first Android smartphone from the Nokia X family, the Nokia X and is on sale for…
Newly announced Android powered Nokia devices namely Nokia X, Nokia X+ and Nokia XL are priced at 89 Euros, 99 Euros and 109 Euros respectively to capture affordable smartphone market. Both the Nokia X and Nokia X+ will be available in bright green, bright red, cyan, yellow, black and white. The Nokia XL will be available in bright green, orange, cyan, yellow, black and white.
Nokia has just announced its 4 inch low end first Android devices but just a day before a lead was started appearing in rumours that there will be not only one but three Nokia Android devices. It just went true. Nokia XL is the third Android device from Nokia that was presented at MWC 2014.
The Android smartphone from Nokia, everyone is expecting to see during this MWC may be “Nokia X” and that will of course be a low-end Android smartphone with custom version of the operating system. But interesting news (or rumours) has just left the bars and started spreading that it’s not the only Android device that Nokia has been working on. Total of three Nokia devices are being reported to run Android OS that are in work. The other two are said to be Nokia XX and Nokia XXX.
It’s being reportedly believed that the distributors with Nokia in Indonesia are ready to sell Nokia X aka Nokia Normandy, supposedly a Nokia Android phone in the country right after its announcements in the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2014 event.
The latest update on an Android phone from the Finish manufacturer is the press renders of Nokia Normandy supposedly being a custom version of Android presenting the screen layout of Windows Phone 8’s metro UI with tile icons.
The talks about Nokia’s own Android smartphone has been on the sphere for quite a long time and has been reported with leaked images of the phone in earlier days. Now there we have the user interface screenshots of Nokia’s reportedly being an Android phone.
