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Nokia's MWC event will come in a live webcast, teases Nokia X



Following the day before yesterday's leak from the top Twitter tipster, showing us a Press image of what has to come in line of the Finnish manufacturers Mobile World Congress trade show announcement, the company has their yet another edition of teaser official, again seemingly hinting the Nokia X, successor from their Asha line-up, internally codenamed as Normandy.

 Recently we saw the people from Finland updating their number of social media accounts to the Green color code, which all puts us in hope to see something, Nokia and Google's Android based stuff pour out of their pipeline. Accordingly, why we take the Nokia's in works, Android handset for granted this time? Well that four black arrows formed "X" from the above teaser looks to blend great with what evleaks showed us earlier this week. The firm even makes it clear that, their 24th MWC Conference show will also available through a live webcast, starting at 8:30 AM local time, on the date's aforementioned, as these lines suggests, "Bookmark this page and meet us here to watch our press conference from Mobile World Congress."

 Source: TechnoBuffalo

Normandy or Nokia X shows up in a new Press render



Nokia's mysterious Android project, and their smartphone in works, codenamed Normandy or so called Nokia X has returned back to the rumor mill, again scoring marks for the top leakster, evleaks from Twitter.

 This new Press render, pictured with lot's of green colored Nokia X's flowing in, again proves us the existence of the company's upcoming, yet to be announced smartphone powering out Google's Android platform, for the first time. As the firm's hardware section is in safe hand's of the Redmond software maker, Microsoft, we still suspect the phone's arrival for the public consumers. As heard the past week, the handset is expected to go official this month, at Nokia's Press Conference, scheduled on 24th, on the Mobile World Congress trade show floor.

 So, how far has we come? The Nokia X or Normandy is rumored with a Dual-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor, running at 1GHz, an Adreno 302 GPU, four-inches PWVGA screen of 480 x 854 resolution display, 4 gigabytes of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot), 512 megabytes of Random Access Memory, five megapixels primary camera on the back capable of capturing 720p videos at 30 frames-per-second, 3G dual-SIM cards support on HSDPA networks and running a special version of Android 4.4 KitKat out of the box.

 Source: evleaks (Twitter)

Nokia's Android handset coming at MWC, this month



Nokia's next big step to the smartphones industry, with it's previously talked and leaked handset powered with Google's platform, Android is nearing to it's launch, reportedly pretty soon, this very month.

 According to the words coming in from The Wall Street Journal, the Finnish manufactured Android smartphone, codenamed internally as Normandy is to make it's official debut later this month at their Mobile World Congress event, which is to take place on 24th of February, between 8:30 and 9:30 AM local time, in Barcelona, Spain.

 As we read on their article further, people familiar with the story stated to the source that the new Nokia Android phone will be entirety different from any other Android OEM's from the current market, where the Normandy or Nokia X users will not be given any kind of access to Google developed features and other Android applications from the Google Play stream. It is also read that the phone will come pre-installed with digital services crafted by Nokia and Microsoft, including the company's own Here mapping, MixRadio music streaming services and Nokia application portal. But until we see anything bona fide, we do know how to treat these news with the taste of gossips.

 Source: THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Nokia X or Normandy is coming to India in March



We have seen the Finnish manufacturer introducing a number of smartphones in the Indian sand, where now it seems to be the time for the long awaited Android powered handset, the Nokia X or codenamed Normandy, which is also about show it's face off officially in Republic of India.

 Today we have confirmations coming in a from an unknown Indian Senior Executive Officer from the company (identity is not yet unveiled), speaking about the smartphone's arrival next month, March, in his country, as a new add-on to the current Asha fleet. These words again lead us likely to a Mobile World Congress announcement, this month.

 The Nokia manufactured X aka Normandy is expected to pack a Dual-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor, clocked at 1GHz, a Adreno 302 GPU, four-inches PWVGA screen of 480 x 854 resolution display, 4 gigabytes of internal mass storage space with microSD card memory expansion, 512 megabytes of RAM, five megapixels primary camera on the back capable of capturing 720p videos at 30 frames-per-second, with 3G dual-SIM card slots with HSDPA connectivity and running Android's version 4.4 KitKat out of the box.

 Source: GO ANDROID

Nokia made Android phone Normandy shows up in Vietnamese retailer's domain



Nokia's most anticipated and talked about smartphone of the times, will be non other than their leaked and codenamed prototype Normandy. A few days back we heard that the Finnish people are reportedly in plans to call this specific phone the Nokia X once announced, courtesy of evleaks. 

 Android powered handset is now caught shown off on a Vietnamese retailer's website, as Nokia Normandy itself, well at least for now we don't see any name changes.While the phone itself is pictured in the domain, alongside we also get to see some of it's specifications detailed over there. So, the Nokia manufactured Normandy is expected to pack a Dual-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor, clocked at 1GHz, a Adreno 302 GPU, four-inches PWVGA screen of 480 x 854 resolution display, 4 gigabytes of internal mass storage space with microSD card memory expansion, 512 megabytes of RAM, five megapixels primary camera on the back capable of capturing 720p videos at 30 frames-per-second, with 3G dual-SIM card slots with HSDPA connectivity and running Android's version 4.4 KitKat out of the box.

 The webpage also shared some of it's other functions, which included Social Networking, Google Play, Google Search, Google Now, Maps, Gmail, YouTube and Calender like Android applications.

 With all that going perfect, we may be seeing Nokia announcing this smartphone dubbed as Normandy or X at Mobile World Congress exhibition, going to take place next month at Barcelona, Spain. We need some more patients to see whether everything goes right for Google and Nokia.

 Source: thegioididong.com, evleaks (Twitter)

Nokia sends invitations to it's MWC Press Event



Finnish based smartphone maker, Nokia invites the Press to their event that will take place in Barcelona, Spain next month accompanying the Mobile World Congress Exhibition. The Press conference is scheduled on Monday 24th of February, between 8:30 and 9:30 AM local time.

The forest themed invitation card from the Nokia team starts by making a note on the about to take-off event's dates, also quoting, "Meet us under the tree."

Well, we keep our expectation to it's best to see the company announcing the long rumored and talked about smartphone, the Nokia Normandy, which we saw apparently leaking in live pictures and screen shots, earlier. As far as the speculations empower, codenamed Normandy will come with screen of 854 x 540 resolution pixels, a purported five megapixels camera on it's back, gathering OEMs from Android's latest version 4.4.1 KitKat.

We also have a miniature version of the Nokia's 1520 phablet in line to fall official, that was previously allegedly named as the Lumia 1520V. With specification highlights of a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, a smaller 4.3-inches screen of 1080p resolution display with 513 pixels-per-inch, 32 gigabytes of internal memory two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, a large 3,000mAh powered battery and runs on operating system Windows Phone 8.1 Black out of it's box, once announced.

Other reports suggest us a high-end Lumia 1820. The handset is rumored to pack the Qualcomm's latest 805 processor, with a 5.2-inches screen of 2K resolution display, 32 gigabytes of mass memory (expandable via microSD card slot), three complete gigabytes of RAM, all backed with a 3,400mAh powered battery.

Then finally we have reads of a 1525 phablet, that appears from the wild, with no specific mentions from it's stipulations, but hinting a six-inches screen, a 20 or 30 megapixels camera (as Nokia is the manufacturer), and at the most sensitive case, blowing some solar capable charging.

Source: Pocket-lint

Reportedly Nokia Normandy's screens leaks, hinting a February 25 launch



Seeing the phone itself in it's hardware formfactor, we now have a little bit from the unit's software side. We may see it all coming to a reality, as the leading tipster evleaks once again pops-up on Twitter with what it looks like the screenshots from an in works Finnish Nokia manufactured and Android powered smartphone Normandy. 

 What catches our eyes first here, is the dual-SIM capabilities on the handset, proving that with two operating network signals on the top notification bar. The leaks also revels the traditional Nokia Lumia like application drawer/homescreen on the left side, keeping up their live tiles finish. From the right, it seems to be the notification shade, that will give you basic access to the latest calender events, recent missed calls and messages and also allowing to open up apps and games like Skype, Facebook, MixRadio, Jetpack Joyride, Twitter and more.

 In total we would like to call this setup a mixture of Lumia and Asha with a kind of Android OEMs. And as sources states, you may be aware that, the dates on certain press renders and screenshots can always be clues of it's launch or announcement dates. Nevertheless, the dates we see in the above screens are of  25th, Tuesday, that aligns perfectly to the dates in the month of February, which will be the second day of the Mobile World Congress exhibition, and if everything falls in our favor this time, we may actually see the Nokia made Android smartphone go official.

 "Two ways to interact with Normandy," added evleaks in there tweet.

 Source: evleaks (Twitter), Pocketnow

Nokia made, codenamed Normandy leaks in live shots



Nokia's long term rumored and leaked Android powered smartphone from the wild, codenamed as Normandy again leaks in a couple of live shots, with the initial boot screen to the what it looks like the app drawer.

 Coming in from a Twitter user, claiming it to be the engineering prototype of the Nokia Normandy and if that is to be believed, it runs Google's operating system Android out of the box.

 Accordingly, as we still don't see any solid evidence from the above pictures, but according to the latest rumors over the air, we may be seeing a customized version of OS on the phone's screen in the right side. Also what makes us think about this to be the previously talked Normandy itself is the renders we received back in December.

 As we don't feel like seeing the Finnish manufacturer announcing an Android based device any soon or at least they are done with the Redmond's acquisition.

 Source: seamissu (Twitter), winp.cn, Pocketnow

Nokia to hold rumored Android smartphone 'Normandy' release in 2014



Last week, we heard Nokia's plans of introducing Android powered smartphone, codenamed as Normandy, and the source stated the project is "Full Stream Ahead".

 Today we have reports from a Chinese webpage, reporting that the Finnish company is still ahead with the plans of Asha smartphones, but the Android project seems to thinner. They had been working on several number of Android smartphone prototypes in it's internals, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 running seven-inches tablet. The team and the project was reportedly led by Peter Skillman, who was the former Vice President of Nokia's MeeGo Ux and Services and Design.

 Accordingly, Nokia will not be able to sell Nokia branded devices for the next two years, as a part of it's acquisition to the Redmond company. And now, the company has suspended it's plans with the reported Android smartphones and tablets program. As we read on, the source have also stated that the company suspended their Android plans without any direct words from Microsoft. Nevertheless, these works were done from a separate division, that isn't coming under the Microsoft deal.

 What news makes an entry today, is that the company is focusing on new technology, like the wireless power transmission, low power electromagnetic energy generation, flexible displays, graphene sensors and the latest trend of wearable technology, probably a smartglass, which is in the Finnish company's production line, that is to make it's way to the public by 2015. Either way, we keep our hopes flame high for Nokia, to hit back strong in the emerging markets.

 Source: ctechcn.com, unwiredview.com

Nokia's plans with Normandy is still "Full Stream Ahead," says reports



If you are not aware, the Finnish communications and information technology multinational corporation Nokia, was reportedly in plans to introduce an Android smartphone, and now the chances of seeing the smartphone go official is really narrow, before the acquisition of Nokia devices and it's service units to Microsoft deal turns out real.

 But now, the flames are still on as the sources states that the company's Android project is "Full Stream Ahead", where the new handset rumored to carry out Android operation system is codenamed Normandy internally. And according to the smartphone you see above, the Lumia style device was posted on Twitter earlier by the top leakster evleaks on date of 25th of November, 2013.

 What is being speculated now is that Nokia is developing a low-priced budget friendly Android smartphone that will be equivalent to it's Asha line-up, it is also said that the Normandy supports Android application like Skype and other popular apps on the same platform. As we read ahead, the Nokia employees working on the Normandy project were also informed that the device is planned for a 2014 release.

 Source: The Verge, evleaks (Twitter)
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