A picture purportedly showing a prototype of Nokia's first Android-based smartphone, codenamed "Normandy," has surfaced on China's popular social network, Sina Weibo. The image then made its way to Twitter via @seamisu.
@evleaks the engineering prototype of Nokia Normandy http://t.co/zHS3OGdtC6 pic.twitter.com/jXgkLuCKVc
— sea (@seamissu) January 12, 2014
The photo doesn't reveal any clues about the device's specifications or even its size, but The Verge cites sources saying it's going to be a low-to-mid-range device with a forked version of Android and a custom UI.
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It makes sense when you consider previous rumors (and images) of a Nokia Android device, but we'd hold any further speculations until Microsoft's purchase of Nokia's handset division is finalized.
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