In addition, Google products that we used to see on Android devices are replaced there by Microsoft and Nokia services (HERE Maps, Ovi Store, OneDrive, Outlook.com, etc.).
In terms of specifications , the Nokia X stands as a model of entry-level therefore between not really in competition with the Lumia. Its advertised price to 89 euros can convince, particularly in emerging markets and in small budgets.
And if the other two Android smartphones presented by Nokia at the Mobile World Congress (Nokia and Nokia X + XL) will be available in the second quarter of this year, the Nokia X will be very fast. Therefore, one may wonder how the public will react to this terminal Android, which ultimately is not quite.
The firm Strategy Analytics, which regularly publishes analytical reports on topics goshawks web and tech economy, leads us to believe that the smartphone has a bright future ahead of him citing a likelihood of 16 million units, which would shipped worldwide in 2014.
Just add that Nokia is doing a little better in the "entry level" and "mid-range" segment, relative to the high-end smartphones. In fact, Nokia has been awarded at the Global Mobile Awards : best basic phone (Nokia 105) and the best low-cost smartphone (Nokia Lumia 520).
Another interesting opinion, the Sundar Pichai, vice president in charge of Android and Chrome at Google. The latter sees a good illustration of the mind "open" Android. However, it says it does not see it very clear strategy.