1.The Nokia X(Normandy)
Press image of the much talked about Nokia's Android phone, Nokia X, has been leaked out ahead of its possible unveiling at the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2014.
The purported image also confirms its name as Nokia X. Earlier, the device was known as Nokia Normandy.
A couple of days ago, the device was spotted on a Vietnamese retailer website for around $110. So, the Nokia X is going to be a low-end Android phone.
Rumoured specifications of the alleged Nokia X goes like this: a 4-inch WVGA display, dual-core 1 GHz Snapdragon chip, 512-MB RAM, 5-mega pixel camera, dual-SIM slot and a 1,500 mAh battery.
The first ever Android phone from the Nokia stable is expected to run on Android 4.4 Kit Kat. According to some reports, the Nokia X has been shipped to India for developers.
Despite all rumours and leaks surrounding the alleged Nokia X, there is no official communications in this regard. It is speculated to come to India in early April.
-India Today.
2.KitKat On Moto G In India
Motorola Mobility has upgraded Moto G phones to Android 4.4 KitKat platform in India. Moto G, launched on February 5, is available in India at Rs 12,499 for 8 GB and Rs. 13,999 for the 16 GB versions.
The latest version of the Android will bring cool new features to the Moto G, including an improved phone dialer, new photo editing options in the Gallery app, the ability to print documents and photos, and more.
Moto G generated tremendous response in the country. Motorola, which has tied up with e-commerce site Flipkart as exclusive partner for selling Moto G, has received massive booking orders.
-Financial Express
3.Samsung Galaxy S5 With Fingerprint Unlock*Confirmed*
With Samsung expected to unveil its new Galaxy S5 next week, Sammobile has published a self-described explanatory report saying it's "confirmed" that the new device will come with a fingerprint sensor to unlock the smartphone.
According to Sammobile, people familiar with the upcoming device said the fingerprint sensor works with a vertical swipe of the pad of the finger while keeping the finger flat and swiping at medium speed.
Contrary to earlier rumors that said Samsung will use the Galaxy S5's entire screen as one giant fingerprint sensor, Sammobile said the sensor will instead be built into the smartphone's home button -- similar to Apple's iPhone 5S.
-CNET
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- Google Says To Have Kitkat with all the phones in the future
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