During the presentation of its future smartphone, the Nokia X Android, the company has ensured that the compatibility between existing applications and is optimized device: three quarters of the software work a priori. But some have already taken the lead on competition necessary to ensure that everything would be fine.
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After Lumina running Windows Phone, the Nokia X is based on the Android system 4,1,2 Jelly Bean, with the strategy to cover the entire ecosystem being put in place by Google for its operating system. This implies, of course, the Google Play Store – and the library that goes with it.
course, a dedicated Nokia store will be offered with the option for developers to embark on the creation of specific applications, but the smartphone will also be open to third-party app stores, provided that they run on Android, of course.
In short, Nokia has chosen a development policy very different from that adopted by Amazon for its Kindle Fire tablet: the e-retailer had decided to set up its own application store, for ensure that users could not drink at any provider. However, it is a customized version of Android that use X, as Kindle tablets were adapted from the Open Source Google OS.
However, one of the Amazon objectives is to accept the sale at a loss on machinery, and catch up on sales of dematerialized content through its integrated store offering video, music, TV shows, eBooks, etc.. If Amazon has a proven business model through the ebook, and its operations in other cultural sectors provide him more and more power, Nokia will work hard to establish itself as widely.
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The Nokia X is also available in two other versions, + X and XL. Will it possible to become the Amazon smartphone with its offer? As Amazon does not start, just in smartphones …
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