Nokia presents its ‘vision’ for the future, and three mysterious phones

Posted on by Adrian Diaconescu

Technically, Nokia’s old mobile phone division is no more, having been acquired and absorbed by Microsoft, which however continues to struggle in a doomed attempt to make Windows Phone, aka Mobile, hip.Meanwhile, the scraps of the once mighty Finnish outfit are reportedly cooking up a mainstream hardware comeback, aside from focusing more than ever on telecommunications infrastructure, aided by

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Mythical Nokia C1 Android phone rendered again, this time with Windows also

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Before we even start, a huge disclaimer. The legitimacy of the above image cannot be verified right now, and given the numerous false alarms from the past, we’re inclined to treat it as yet another fan-made concept, based on nothing but wishful thinking.At the same time, the Weibo tipster that’s supplied the render is not a name instantly associated with prior product leaks, and although Nokia has gone on record more than once to

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Nokia C1, the company’s first ‘true’ Android phone, leaks in fishy live pics (Update: fan render)

Posted on by Adrian Diaconescu

One of Microsoft’s puzzling eleventh-hour attempts at reviving Nokia’s smartphone ambitions before acquiring the near-bankrupt business was the X endeavor, where an Android-based platform that looked nothing like Google’s vision of the OS ran on a trio of decidedly low-end handhelds.Needless to remind you how the X, X+, and XL fizzled, but one can hardly blame the misfortune on the world’s most popular mobile operating system.

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