The 4.3-inch X2 is Nokia's second crack at an Android phone, but Android fans won't find it very familiar. Richard Trenholm Former Movie and TV Senior Editor Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV ...

Here’s a fun game. Mentally rewind 5 years and see how likely the following sentence would have been: Microsoft has decided to make Opera the default browser on its new, Linux-based Android handsets.

Nokia has announced two new feature phones, Nokia C2-05 and X2-05, scheduled to launch globally by the end of Q4 2011. According to Nokia, the two phones provide both “looks and power, for less.” The ...

Four months and one change of ownership later, Microsoft has announced a second-generation Nokia X handset: the Nokia X2. It retains the mix of Android Open Source Project (AOSP) core coupled with a ...

Meet the Nokia X2, the first Android-based smartphone being made by Microsoft. Yes, you read that right: Microsoft has just made a new Android-based handset. It’s also still using the Nokia name at ...

We're not sure whether anyone looking for a dual-SIM phone cares about the music-playing skills. Alternatively, the presumably younger crowd drawn by the impressive audio package is probably not too ...

Microsoft has today announced a new Android phone…let that sink in for a while. After completing their purchase of Nokia back in April, Microsoft obviously didn’t kill Nokia’s Android product, but has ...

Microsoft’s newest Android smartphone, the Nokia X2, relies on Opera as the pre-installed default browser, Norwegian developer Opera Software said today. But Opera defaults to using Google’s search ...

Today Nokia announced the X2, the Finnish company’s second attempt at producing a smartphone that plays nice with Android. Not to be confused with Motorola’s flagship circa 2011, Nokia’s new device ...

The phones are of almost the same size as the Blackberry Onyx in terms of height, width and breadth. The Nokia X2-01 is a bit longer, while the Samsung ch@t 322 is a little thinner. The X2-01 has a ...

Microsoft has unveiled its first phone after completing its takeover of Nokia's handset division - and the device is powered by Android. The operating system, developed by Google, is usually seen as a ...