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Why the Android-powered Nokia X is great for Microsoft | |
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| Time: 10:39 EST/15:39 GMT | News Source: CNET | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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You would think that Nokia's first Android smartphone would make for the start of a tense relationship with soon-to-be parent Microsoft. Well, you'd be wrong. The Nokia X, alongside its brothers the Nokia X+ and the larger Nokia XL, may turn out to be a boon to both companies. The Android phones can be held up as a symbol of Microsoft's continued neutrality, even in the face of the pending acquisition of Nokia's devices business. Nokia, meanwhile, gets an even more competitive budget phone that it can serve up to emerging markets, an area where the struggling company has found success. | ||
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