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Nokia Teases Its 'X' Smartphone Via Treasure Maps And Clues

The company uploaded a couple of images teasing us about their upcoming handset.

 

The Nokia X or the Normandy as it was earlier referred to has seen innumerable leaks over a last couple of months. Now after the MWC invite from Nokia, we are seeing some solid imagery — not about the phone, but maybe related to its design or purpose.

Nokia's Weibo account posted a couple of images that show one kid in monkey suit and a monkey playing with a large tree. The next image strangely shows the same tree with roots heading deep into the ground to reveal a green X in the form of a DNA chain. The last image portrays a pirate map (does not make much sense) and invites people on the 24th of February at 15:30 hrs (8:30am local time) in Barcelona, Spain.

We are guessing that the Nokia X runs non-Google version of Android, but somehow the clues simply point the other way. If you have not noticed, Nokia has already pulled-down the green cover images and logo from its social media pages. On a related note, the company's YouTube page has posted this weird green duck video. This makes things even more confusing considering that a similar duck was once used as the Symbian mascot.


TAGS: Mobile Phones, Android, Nokia

 
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