The Android-powered Nokia X (pictures)
The first Android-powered Nokia smartphone looks terrific, but don't get your hopes up.
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The Nokia X runs a forked version of Android called -- you guessed it -- Nokia X.
Weighing in at 128g, the phone sports a 4-inch screen.
If you don't like the color of the phone, you can switch it out for a different one.
The rear camera has a measly 3 megapixels.
It uses a standard micro-USB port for charging and data transfer.
It's definitely not the slimmest handset you'll find.
On the top there's a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Despite Nokia's trademark vibrant color and sturdy construction, it's not worth your cash. Read our full review to find out why.
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