Nokia Launched another Android Device : Nokia X2 soon in Market

After the acquisition of Nokia by Microsoft  its the first Android based smartphone in the Nokia X series which is Nokia X2 although this series already has 3 other smartphones namely a Nokia X, Nokia X+ and Nokia XL.

The X2 will cost €99 ($135, £80)  and come with a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, a 5MP camera, 4.3-inch display, dual-sim, and 15GB of inbuilt storage space. Like all the other phones by Nokia in Lumia Series or Nokia X series it too will be available in a range of fluorescent colours.

New and Updated Interface

UI file be the same as we have seen on Nokia X with some new features including new home and back buttons, proper multitasking support, a new app list, and also a tile colour picking feature.

As expected, X2 will come preloaded with Microsoft-made apps like Skype, Outlook.com, OneNote, OneDrive with 15GB storage and also apps like Bing Search, Yammer, Xbox games, HERE Maps and MixRadio. Apart from these you also have access to Android apps which you can side-load or download from third-party app stores.

Wondering what Nokia has been up to since handing off its mobile-making division to Microsoft? It’s also been dabbling with Android — releasing an alternative launcher for Google’s Android software platform called Z Launcher just last week.

Below is a Microsoft demo video of the X2:

Nokia says that X2 is available “immediately in select countries globally”, although it’s not clear which countries exactly. But seeing the launches and availability of previous phones in this series its expected to be launched soon.