Nokia announces the X and X+, its first Android phones

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Announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Nokia X range is a collection of three budget smartphones which blend the Android mobile operating system with a user interface design influenced by Windows Phone.


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Previously known as Project Normandy, the Nokia X has a 4in screen, while the Nokia XL gets a larger 5in display. Between the two sits the X Plus, which is identical to the basic Nokia X, but increases RAM from 512MB to 768MB, and Nokia bundles a 4GB microSD card with the Plus model
 
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Jecob Boman

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    හැම එකාම UI kit එකක් අතඅරින එක තමයි චාටර්. මේකේ play store වැඩද බන්?
     

    djtek

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    හැම එකාම UI kit එකක් අතඅරින එක තමයි චාටර්. මේකේ play store වැඩද බන්?

    Unsurprisingly, the phone doesn't have the Google Play Services installed, so the Play Store isn't available on the Nokia X or Nokia X+. However, Stephen Elop highlighted that users can take advantage of the Nokia store for Android apps as well as the popular Yandex Store.
    :P