While it is widely expected that Nokia will unveil its Android smartphone - Nokia X - next week at the
Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2014, it is rumoured that the company has more Android handsets in the works.
Nokia has already started working on two new Android smartphones, they are not expected to be unveiled at MWC.
In fact, it is said that the manufacturer will launch X only to see the market response to its first Android smartphone.
According to a report by Chinese technology website tech.qq.com, internal emails leaked by sources at Silicon Valley
company Artesyn technologies say that Nokia is working on two Android smartphones other than Nokia X.
While one has been codenamed Nokia XX, the codename of the other model is not yet known.
The former will be positioned above the entry-level Nokia X, while the latter will be a high-end handset.
The specifications of these two models are not yet known.
All three Android smartphones by Nokia are expected to hit the market in May-June.
Nokia X is said to cost approximately $110.
While Nokia X will run on Android, it will have a customized user interface and will not have access to Google Play Store and
the apps available on the platform. Speculation is rife that Nokia and Microsoft will put their own set of apps
Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2014, it is rumoured that the company has more Android handsets in the works.
Nokia has already started working on two new Android smartphones, they are not expected to be unveiled at MWC.
In fact, it is said that the manufacturer will launch X only to see the market response to its first Android smartphone.
According to a report by Chinese technology website tech.qq.com, internal emails leaked by sources at Silicon Valley
company Artesyn technologies say that Nokia is working on two Android smartphones other than Nokia X.
While one has been codenamed Nokia XX, the codename of the other model is not yet known.
The former will be positioned above the entry-level Nokia X, while the latter will be a high-end handset.
The specifications of these two models are not yet known.
All three Android smartphones by Nokia are expected to hit the market in May-June.
Nokia X is said to cost approximately $110.
While Nokia X will run on Android, it will have a customized user interface and will not have access to Google Play Store and
the apps available on the platform. Speculation is rife that Nokia and Microsoft will put their own set of apps
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