The question is - How much is the cost?

Wow an android Nokia phone? uhmm not bad..

yup its cheap, target market are emerging countries at consider syang mid-range handset. Its not an android phone that we use to know, its a new breed of asha line with playstore access???. ^^, excited to know the details on how they integrate the android store.

Maganda sana itsura ng phone.

@jhuan

Pwede na rin siguro yun..

It's supposedly a low-end phone so I'll pass.

Sounds cool. Ako magaaply na din probably April. hehehehe

I'll wait for a PureView android device... if Nokia is still around then.

http://ph.news.yahoo.com/photos/why-nokia-is-building-android-phones-slideshow/nokia-introduces-first-android-powered-smartphones-mwc-2014-photo-161056425.html

Parang nokia asha 501..:)

sounds cool sana eto na yung stepping stone nila sa kanilang pagbabalik.

Bakit di nalang sila mag join force to create HIGH END phones Better pa yun

wow it looks like Nokia Asha 501. Hope the specs is cool.

Based on the news, X phones don't have this Google Play Service. So, ibig sabihin wala itong Google Playstore, GMail and Chrome. Nagrerely pa din yung mga Apps sa Nokia Store and Yandex Store.

Kailangan pang i-root yung para maimaximize yung Google Services.

Sa RAM na 512MB ? Goodluck hehe

A few extra bucks why not get Nokia XL instead.

It's great considering the price. You may see the review here...

http://softgap.wordpress.com/2014/02/24/nokia-x-series-androidified-its-official/

Hello, Fellow Wonderful Creatures!

I love Nokia as well.

But it's an Android not so smartphone.

So, my answer is * some text missing * NO.

Thank you for asking

#TeamBlackBerry

I helped my cousin in law get one last night at a Nokia Store. I must say for a sub-6k phone this is a promising one. The physical build is sturdy and looks durable. The memory card slot and SIM slots (yup, dual-SIM version) are underneath the hood just like most others. Yes, it kinda lags (or I'm comparing it too much to high-end phones) and its Store app has limited selection, yet I can't complain about it. The UI is Asha-like but it's only when you get into Settings that the interface becomes... oh hello Jellybean.

Speaking of its Store app, this is where it becomes tricky because it has no Google app whatsoever (Gmail, Maps, Youtube, etc.), some of which were replaced by proprietary apps (e.g. Nokia Here). The bundled apps are almost a steal, except most of them are demo apps. So I dumped them and sideloaded APKs, most of which worked (yup, dumped the Asha UI for Apex Launcher) except Candy Crush.

The camera shots are pretty decent, considering this is a 3MP with no flash nor auto-focus. Its features and settings are also pretty limited, but hey, you only got this cheap right?

Overall, no complaints on my short experience with this phone. I did forget to mention though that the speaker works loud and somewhat clear. Oh and it has good headsets as well, just don't mind the color 'cause whatever handset color you choose, the bundled headset only comes in one color... and only girls might appreciate it.