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Microsoft does not abandon Android and launches the Nokia X2

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A few months ago (not many, just four) Nokia launched the Nokia X, its mobile phone with Android but with an interface similar to that of Windows Phone. It was thought that Microsoft would abandon it when the acquisition of the Finnish company was completed, but nothing could be further from the truth

Today they have finally announced the Nokia X2, a mobile with the same fork of Android and again with all Microsoft services included. The specs are similar, with the biggest difference being the 4.3-inch display.

Nokia X2, specifications

Screen WVGA (800×480), 4.3 inches, ClearBlack. 217 dpi
Processor Snapdragon 200, Dual Core, 1.2 GHz
RAM 1GB
Rear camera 5MP, flash
Front camera VGA (0.3MP)
Drums 1800 mAh (up to 13h 3G talk, up to 23 days standby)
Dimensions (mm) 121.7 x 68.3 x 11.1
Weight 150 g
Connections WiFi, microUSB 2.0, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS/AGPS/GLONASS, HSPA+, Dual SIM
Storage 4GB, expandable up to 32GB with SD card
System Nokia X Software Platform 2.0

As for the Nokia house brand, the colors, the X2 will be available in orange, green and black at the moment of the launch. Later it will arrive in yellow, gray and white.

A modest mobile with Microsoft at the center

The Nokia X2 comes with all Microsoft services included. Outlook.com, Skype, OneDrive (with 15 GB free) are the main ones. In addition, those from Redmond have also just launched Yammer and OneNote in the Nokia store.

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However, not everything is Microsoft. The X2 also comes with a few lessons from the Asha range, the main one being Fastlane This feature is meant to make it easy to switch between apps and also give us access to upcoming events on our schedule. Finally, they have included the start button>."

Nokia X2, price and availability

As we said before, the X2 is a modest mobile, and its price goes accordingly. 120 euros with VAT (99 without taxes), very attractive for a mobile that can provide a good service. In addition, Nokia promises that it will be available today in some countries, although it does not say exactly which ones.

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