Anonymous, 24 Feb 2014Root this phone and install google playstore, problem solvethat' what I was thinking. even better cyanogen mod these phone.
Anomynous, 24 Feb 2014Yeah this one surely blows Z2 and S5 out of the water, i guess they can just withdraw their an... moreIt' is absolute rubbish this is not an android phone this is a windows phone that can run android application there will be limitation in the system and the limitation will always draw u back
I hope it doesn't take away the powerful productiveness and customizations that pure Android offers
Anomynous, 24 Feb 2014Yeah this one surely blows Z2 and S5 out of the water, i guess they can just withdraw their an... moreSarcastic but flawed analysis. Brands which compete in this particular segment do have something to worry about.
In this particular instance, we've seen nothing exciting from Samsung so far, while Nokia is bringing all it's got to the game.
If this results in losing market share back to Nokia, Samsung definitely have something to worry about.
Still long way to go for Nokia.. However this will bring a new competition..
jimmyunited, 24 Feb 2014Nokia is going to Rock the world again, Nokia X Series is going to make other brands nevious, ... moreYeah this one surely blows Z2 and S5 out of the water, i guess they can just withdraw their announcements because everyone will surely buy Nokia X instead?
So an era is over, Apple and Googles android is now out of the picture, from now on Nokia X is the only phone to buy, according to our great analyst jimmyunited that is.
Personally i think Apple and Samsung can go to bed at night without worrying about Nokia X, and they will continue to laugh all the way to the bank while Nokia continues their proud tradition of using red ink for their net profit numbers from the handset division.
Some important information plz read this.
Taken from international business times.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/nokia-x-smartphone-range-blends-android-apps-windows-phone-design-1437623
Nokia's future:
In regard to Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia's phone-making business, Elop explained his company's future: "Lumia continues to be our primary smartphone strategy and gives people the benefit of Microsoft cloud-based services. [The] Nokia X family serves fast-growing affordable smartphone segment for people in growth markets. X will generally be priced below the Lumia family.
"Customers should expect to see in the future Lumia getting cheaper, and X pushed up to just below that. Nokia X gives people a gateway to Microsoft.
"Nokia X becomes a feeder system for Lumia, deliberately using Android without Google's cloud services, instead substituting MS and Nokia services. Introduces the next billion people to Microsoft."
Microsoft's cloud, not Google's:
Essentially, the Nokia X and Nokia X+ are running a forked version of Android, in the same way Amazon does with its Kindle Fire tablets. It may be Android, running Android applications, but most users would consider this to be Nokia's own user interface with much in common with Windows Phone.
This approach allows Android developers to easily bring their apps to the Nokia X in just a few hours, or even less than that.
The sub-€100 range is a "massive opportunity" for Nokia, with that area expected to grow four times faster than the rest of the smartphone market.
Nokia is going to Rock the world again, Nokia X Series is going to make other brands nevious, Thank u Nokia
loco-loco, 24 Feb 2014Why do you care Google Play so much?Because an Android device with Windows Phone look and no Google services is completly pointless
santad, 24 Feb 2014No flash on X and X+ phone??? Another terrible mistake for Nokia guys... Raise the price just ... moreYou can look for Nokia XL.
samsung launched dual sim phones 2 years before nokia,samsung launched android phones 3 years before nokia, now nokia is launching android phones.
i am a big fan of Nokia but still i don't think they will match samsung in all aspects.
Anonymous, 24 Feb 2014It's not an android device. It's a Windows Phone with an Android Emulator - but without the pl... moreWhy do you care Google Play so much?
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