All Nokia X Mobiles Will Going To Run Windows Operating System.

Nokia, (you know, Microsoft's mobile), propelled the Nokia X2, a minimal effort Android handset a month ago. Yes, Android. This was the second gadget in the product offering and an inquisitive one at that. Since Android.

Today, Microsoft CEO SatyaNadella declared an alter in course that will align the Nokia X line more with Microsoft's key heading significance Nokia's Android desire are tantamount to dead. The X2 never had a shot.

Going ahead, Microsoft anticipates moving "select" Nokia X items to end up Lumia gadgets running Windows.

Nokia forked Android back in February to make another cell phone stage, which it called the Nokia X Software Platform to space in the middle of — evaluating shrewd — its Series 40 based minimal effort Asha gadgets and its Windows Phone controlled Lumia cell phones.

At the time Nokia depicted the fork as a Lumia "feeder" — with then CEO Stephen Elop saying Nokia X gadgets would be a Trojan horse inside Google's biological system by presenting first-time cell phone managers to Microsoft's administrations as opposed to Mountain View's.

Today's publication shouldn't come as an astonishment. Those after along saw the Nokia X line as a non-starter for Microsoft. Supporting the Android biological system basically didn't adjust to Microsoft's vision — regardless of the possibility that the Nokia X line was intended for minimal effort, creating areas. As Darrell expressed in February, on the off chance that you need Android on a Nokia smartphone, the X2 is your last chance.