The rumors of the notorious Nokia Normandy prototype running on
Android has been around for quite some time. Even though the company's
Devices and Services division is soon to be acquired by Microsoft, it
seems the Normandy rumors continue, suggesting the device might come to
live against all odds.
Last month we learned the codenamed Normandy device is supposed to be an entry-level Android smartphone. The leaks suggested Normandy will be reusing the iconic Lumia design and will come in a plethora of different colors, just like the affordable Asha and Lumia phones.
Today the famous tipster @evleaks has posted renders of Normandy running on Android. We get to see a glimpse of Nokia's launcher, particularly the lockscreen, Viber and Skype apps. Judging by the Normandy's status bar, this should be a dual-SIM phone.
Another leaks from today sheds some more light on the alleged Normandy
specs. As it turns out someone has put the Normandy through AnTuTu's
test, so we can see some of its specs. Nokia RM-980 A110 codenamed
Normandy reported featuring a 4" FWVGA display (480x854 pixels), a 5MP
rear camera and runs on Android 4.4.1 KitKat. Naturally, the chipset
powering the Normandy is Qualcomm Snapdragon.
Last month we learned the codenamed Normandy device is supposed to be an entry-level Android smartphone. The leaks suggested Normandy will be reusing the iconic Lumia design and will come in a plethora of different colors, just like the affordable Asha and Lumia phones.
Today the famous tipster @evleaks has posted renders of Normandy running on Android. We get to see a glimpse of Nokia's launcher, particularly the lockscreen, Viber and Skype apps. Judging by the Normandy's status bar, this should be a dual-SIM phone.
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