he Finnish firm may unveil new Android phones in the May-June timeframe at different price points.
Nokia's Normandy a.k.a Nokia X isn't going to be the only Android
smartphone from the Finnish handset maker. According to new rumours, the
company will be launching more Android phones including some high-end
models later this year.
An Artesyn Technologies source says the new Nokia Android phones will be
launched in the May-June timeframe at different price points. However,
there's no clarity on whether the phones will have access to Google's
Play Store unlike Normandy.
It's notable Microsoft will having all the value added features from
Nokia such as PureView cameras, HAAC microphones, and ClearBlack
displays, while the Finnish company will be left with low-end Asha and
feature phone departments.
Rumours suggest future Nokia Android phones may launch as budget handsets with the Asha overlay on the UI.
According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, Nokia's highly rumored
Android based handset will go official as 'Nokia X' and likely release
this month during the MWC. The smartphone will be part of Nokia's Asha
series and feature 4-inch WVGA display, 4GB of in-built memory, a
dual-core Snapdragon 200 SoC coupled with 512MB of RAM along with
dual-SIM support.
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