A Nokia smartphone with Android it is a dream for many, mainly due to the quality and resistance of the products developed by the Finnish company. This dream is closer to coming true according to The Wall Street Journal, which stated that the phone will be officially presented at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona between February 24th and 27th.
With the nickname “N“, The phone that will be launched at MWC will supposedly run a customized version of Android. Rather than running a standard version of Android with Google Mobile Services, Nokia will integrate services from Microsoft into its version of the operating system and have a separate application store, which will feature some of the existing Android application catalogs.
O The Wall Street Journal further advances the official name may be Nokia X and will feature a Windows Phone-based interface. Although the operating system is Android is still unclear if the device will support the conventional Android applications as the device will have a separate app store as it does with the Amazon Kindle.
As for the physical part, the smartphone will not escape the style of Nokia Lumia, this includes the option with several colors. Nokia will be able to follow the trend and present a low-cost phone with 512 MB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage.
The idea of presenting a device with Android is simply fantastic because different from what happens with the devices of other brands, Nokia smartphones are super resistant, so a combination of a good operating system and phone of this caliber would be great. But Nokia X may face am problem that affects phones with Windows Phone, the lack of apps as they plan to deploy their own app store and not include Google Mobile Services.
Source: [TechSpot]
