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After the Lumia series and Asha series, Nokia recently announced their new Android-based Nokia X series. Now,  the interesting part is Nokia is now a part of Microsoft. So the question here is, Whether Microsoft will support these devices in future or not? This is  the review of first member of the X-family, the Nokia X.                                        Let us have a look at the tech specs : The device is 2G-3G-WiFi ready and comes in Dual SIM option. The weight of this Dual SIM phone is equivalent to the most popular Windows Phone, the Lumia 520 (i.e., 128g). The phone  has a 4 inch IPS LCD Capacitive touchscreen which supports 16M colors with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels and the pixel density of 233ppi. The internal storage of this device is 4GB which can be expanded upto 32GB with the help of microSD card. The Nokia X also sport a 3.15MP primary camera which is capable of recording videos at 480p resolution. And I missed a point. It's a fixed focus camera. T