Meet the Nokia X2, the first Android-based smartphone being made by Microsoft. Yes, you read that right: Microsoft has just made a new Android-based handset. It’s also still using the Nokia name at ...

The Nokia X2 and Moto X+1 don't say anything about the future; they're just hangovers from the past. I'm that 5G guy. I've actually been here for every "G." I've reviewed well over a thousand products ...

Microsoft has unveiled its first Nokia-branded Android-based smartphone since the takeover of Nokia's Devices & Services business was finalized earlier this year. Aimed at the budget end of the ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Janhoi McGregor (jan-eye) is a reporter who covers technology news. It has been just three months since Nokia launched a trio of ...

Four months and one change of ownership later, Microsoft has announced a second-generation Nokia X handset: the Nokia X2. It retains the mix of Android Open Source Project (AOSP) core coupled with a ...

When Microsoft purchased Nokia’s mobile phone business, they also inherited Nokia’s new Android phones, like the Nokia X, we have previously through that the Nokia X and Nokia XL would be the last ...

Nokia Microsoft has added another device to its Android-powered ‘X’ family after it announced the Nokia X2. The phone becomes the first device launched by Nokia since its devices and services division ...

It is probably the fastest smartphone turnover ever. Just four months after Nokia, which was still really Nokia back then, unveiled the Nokia X and XL, Nokia, actually Microsoft, is announcing the new ...

Microsoft’s newest Android smartphone, the Nokia X2, relies on Opera as the pre-installed default browser, Norwegian developer Opera Software said today. But Opera defaults to using Google’s search ...

A few days ago, a ”new” Nokia phone called the Nokia Pixel was seen on Geekbench. The low-end specifications of the phone coupled with the fact that it runs Android Nougat gave people the impression ...