Joe50: When is Nokia producing android phones
me no like windows

lordZOUGA:
no it is not excellent. if it was, I'd choose it instead of android.

BodyKiss:

Di.ck, it's Windows Phone 8 not "windows 8 mobile"

Temismith: I am heard u.

BodyKiss:

Over sabi wey no sabi anything. Stop arguing blindly, di.ck.

mr.drizzy:
whats wrong with u??..every post u make always have to be nasty,if its nt di.ck its mess,i jst pity ur life,

lordZOUGA:
I posted "windows 8 mobile OS". what is the difference with windows phone 8?
you should know that there are more subtle ways to pick a fight though.

lordZOUGA:
I posted "windows 8 mobile OS". what is the difference with windows phone 8?
you should know that there are more subtle ways to pick a fight though.

mr.drizzy:
i jst tire for them cant they just follow htc brand that patners with both android and windows,even planning on ios too,nokia should up their game pls,dis is the same cost with techno n7 sef,a pure dual android fone,i rather get dat,was a big fan of nokia bt ryt now i jst dnt get it,and their fones are jst too heavy,put the lumia 920 on ur pocket feel like u a stone in ur pocket,anyway kudos to nokia for bringing out anoda brand!

Biola4u: I don't see how Nokia is gonna compete in market with windows phones.

Bawss1:

You are a fan of Android, good for you but not everyone would like to use that OS so Windows Phone 8 is an excellent alternative for such folks. Nokia has certainly upped its game, their decision to go the Windows Phone route has seen the company turn some profit, go look up their recent financial standings.

The Lumia 920 weighs 185g maybe that's too heavy for you but consider that this L520 weighs 124g which is lighter than your Techno N7 which is 152g

BodyKiss:

Windows Phone 8. Olodo!

Bawss1:

You don't need to see it, they are competing and doing well too.

Bawss1: Apparently there are no threads here on the on-going 2013 Mobile World Congress taking place in Barcelona so let's get the ball rolling.

At Mobile World Congress, Nokia has announced the Lumia 520, its latest piece of ammunition in the company's campaign to conquer emerging markets and first-time smartphone buyers. . . See the link for further details(http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/25/nokia-lumia-520-announced/)

Some of its specs are
WCDMA / HSPA+ 21Mbps 900/2100, 850/1900/2100; GSM / EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
5MP rear camera,
1GHz dual-core Snapdragon CPU
512MB RAM
8GB onboard storage, microSD up to 64GB
4.0-inch WVGA IPS LCD display, 2D hardened glass, super sensitive touch for glove use
1,430mAh battery

mr.drizzy:
dude if nokia were to be running android os..they would have been making more..jst in africa alone 20-30 percent uses windows os.compare to the huge numbers of android..am nt trying to be bias in any means..its facts,i only want nokia to extend thier hand to other os,like the htc and samsung does..so they can aswell be making money from both sides

mr.drizzy:
dude if nokia were to be running android os..they would have been making more..jst in africa alone 20-30 percent uses windows os.compare to the huge numbers of android..am nt trying to be bias in any means..its facts,i only want nokia to extend thier hand to other os,like the htc and samsung does..so they can aswell be making money from both sides

lordZOUGA:
no it is not excellent. if it was, I'd choose it instead of android.

With Windows now holding respectable market shares across most major European countries, a key question is who is losing out? In Great Britain, 17% of new Windows customers switched from Android, 26% from Symbian, 6% from RIM and just 2% from iOS. 47% were first time smartphone buyers.

Joe50: When is Nokia producing android phones
me no like windows