5 things you need to know about Nokia Android phones

About 5 things you need to know about Nokia Android Phone "Sohu Digital News" February 12 news, Nokia crazy? Maybe not. As they try to boost Windows Phone sales while completing a takeover deal with Microsoft, rumors are rumoured that they are about to launch an Android phone on MWC this month. The handset is not a flagship model like Lumia 1020, but a low-end product that is geared toward emerging markets in an attempt to create ultra-high sales. Its initial code name is Normandy, and its official title will be Nokia X. What do we need to know about this phone? Science and Technology web site Laptopmag recently on the summary: Ding plate android+ Nokia Services and Amazon similar, it seems that Nokia will also go to its own interface to the Android customization. This means that Nokia will not have Google Play stores, Gmail, YouTube, or any other Google service. ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley points out that Nokia may offer its own app Store (similar to the Kindle) and pre-installed its own services, such as here maps. In addition, the systematic screenshots of exposure on the web also confirm that Nokia's phone will support third-party applications such as BBM, Vine, Viber and micro-letters. While Microsoft may not be happy about this, Microsoft services such as Skype and Xbox music will actually go into Nokia X. The look and feel of Windows phone just look at a evleaks exposure system screenshot and you'll feel like you're looking at a Windows Phone device, where colorful magnetic stickers and Lumia phones are very similar. However, these tiles should not be dynamic, so they will only provide updates in the background (as with other Android phones, spy photos show that Nokia X will have its own Pull-down notification menu). But you can at least move these tiles at will and resize them. Low configuration when you try to reach a very low price point (perhaps 100 dollars), the configuration is difficult to maintain at a higher level. reported that the Nokia X will be equipped with 骁丽 400 processor, 4GB storage space, 512MB memory, 3 million megapixel camera, and support microSD card expansion. Why Microsoft does not intervene to consider Android and Windows Phone is a competitive relationship, Microsoft's first reaction may be to kill Nokia X in swaddling. But the new president, Satya Nadella, has great reason to support the project. First, for those questioning, Microsoft could say the project was in the research and development phase before they bought Nokia. Nokia and Microsoft can also say that the project and Asha, aiming at low-end markets, the former is just an alternative. In addition, Nokia X may bring millions of consumers to Nokia and Microsoft services. While some of these services require subscriptions, they create revenue, while others maintain cross-platform loyalty. Success or failure? What Nokia is doing with the phone is taking Android as a stepping stone to a more high-end Windows Phone device. The news will be more pleasing to Microsoft than the 41 million-megapixel camera that plugs into the Lumia device. At the same time, Nokia has access to a large number of applications that Windows Phone lacks. So will the public like such a cell phone? It is possible, as long as Nokia fills the gaps left by Google's services. If Nokia succeeds, there is nothing to stop Nokia from launching a more high-end Android phone – perhaps beyond the self-esteem of Microsoft.