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Nokia finally unveiled its first series of Android based smartphones known as the X- series namely, Nokia X (Normandy); Nokia X+; Nokia XL. Just on Monday, the Nokia line of smartphones got three (3) adopted ANDROID brothers, this announcement was made at the MWC 2014, alongside Samsung's new S5 phone and Sony's Xperia Z2 . They have been greeted with many stakeholders' reviews. The three unveiled phones have been claimed to be below expectations as they only come with... 1. Non-HD displays (LCD) 2. Not-sufficient internal memory (4Gb) 3. Low RAM (512MB-756MB) 4. Poor camera resolution (3.15 MP,  XL has 5MP) 5. Lack of secondary camera (except for XL with 2MP) 6. Small battery capacity (1500mAh, XL has 2000mAh) 7. Above all, a forked Android Os with a Windows-like UI (though running 4.1.2 Android Jellybean). See full specifications on Gsmarena, NOKIA X ,  NOKIA X+ ,  NOKIA XL . However, releasing these phones may be a turning point for Nokia's failing and

The days of Top Brand Devices cloning are not over, In the past when some small companies (people blame Chinese companies) manufacture very low specs replicas of top Brand phones, like NOKIA, and give them names similar to the original product to confuse uninformed consumers of these Top brand products...it was viral and you could find replicas in every corner of the city. then came the era of Apple Ipod (mp3 player) cloning, which were way lower in specification to the original devices. Now is the evolved era of cloning of top smartphone Brands (Samsung in particular)... It is called cloning in this new generation of smart Devices interestingly because; these so

As an Android user there are a lot of great apps that help you to relate your phone usage to your way of life. Most Android users only use the basic functions there device can do but fail to utilise their Phone's full potential. the following are top ways and apps that can help you get extra out of that under-utilised device you own. File manager: This is the most important application a user needs, a very good file manager will help you to

Airtel Nigeria is the only network (at the moment) that permits users of other devices to enjoy full use of its blackberry subscriptions. There are several of these plans available ranging from daily (10mb) to monthly (2Gb) and much more. This Tutorial will guide you on how to use the Airtel Blackberry Unlimited plan(2Gb fair usage policy applies) on other devices other than Blackberry. What you need: 1.  An activated Airtel line/SIM.