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How The New Nokia Phones Fare Against Rival Products(round 3) We saw how the New Nokia X Android phone almost flawlessly defeated the HTC Desire 200 in our previous post. So, if you were looking to purchase the latter (HTC), you should be sure the former is a better and a cheaper alternative (Nokia). The battle of specifications today is against the Gionee P3, yes Gionee. The Gionee brand has the right blend of High-end and Low-end devices and they produce very market-competitive phones. VS Gionee P3

Oh NO! Not so Cool News There Contrary to the recent news (or rumor) that the New Nokia X did get up to 1 million pre-orders in China, a new development is that the new was false.  Here's what the news says: It looks like the news that the Nokia X achieved 1 million pre-orders in China is false. RetailerJD.com set up a contest where participants could hit a “pre-order” button for a chance to win a Nokia X. The pre-orders didn't require you to register with the site or put any money down, which is not the norm for China. This doesn't mean that the sales for the Nokia X will have difficulty reaching this number. The handset will be retailing for $100 unlocked, which is really cheap for a smartphone. Also given the

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 ...