
Microsoft just introduced the Nokia X2, its first Android-powered smartphone since Nokia became part of the company, and it seems that the X2 is a well-balanced entry-level device. The newly-unveiled is running a forked version of Android, which is devoid of Google's apps and services, so Microsoft has thrown in a wide array of its apps for a good measure. Still, it seems that Nokia X2 users will rely on Opera when it comes browsing, as the default browser in the X2 will be Opera Mobile.
This is a result of a long-lasting collaboration between the Redmond giant and Opera. Not only is Opera ...
from PhoneArena - News http://ift.tt/1isS1Iq
0 comments:
Post a Comment