Nokia exposes Android phone code-named Normandy

According to a foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html, the Silicon Valley news source said that Nokia has been developing its own Android phone, "> media reported. The phone has several internal development codes, one of which is called "Normandy".

Sources say the device is Nokia's next option in the low-end handset market. Nokia has been testing the modified Android system in Normandy. Compared with Google's native system, Nokia's idea of an android platform is more akin to Amazon's practice on the Kindle Fire.

Last month, a picture of a Nokia Android phone was circulated online. The picture shows that this is a Lumia style of equipment, there is no navigation with the capacitor button. "Normandy" could support popular Android apps such as Skype, sources said.

Although Microsoft plans to buy Nokia's handheld device business, Nokia has been developing Androping handsets. It is not clear whether Nokia will release the device before the deal is completed, or that Microsoft will continue the life of the product.

"Normandy" is the same as "Asha," the source said, with low-end handsets supporting more traditional smartphone apps--and Nokia has been trying to do that on the Asha product line.

Nokia's approach to Android is similar to that of Amazon, which has drastically modified the system in its own way. Employees of the Normandy project were told that the product was scheduled to be released in the 3721.html ">2014 year". Insiders say the company can be said to be "all-out".