NOKIA Normandy (RM-980 A110) still under devlopment, running Android 4.4 KitKat.

While Nokia still hasn't revealed any plans yet for its rumored Normandy budget Android phone, new leaked images do speculate to the existence of such a device.
 

Nokia's Normandy smartphone has been in the news from last couple of days. Though earlier reports had dismissed the rumors on this smartphone, latest updates suggest that the Finnish company is pushing to make their Android smartphone dream into reality.

Nokia's first Android phone, rumoured to be dubbed Normandy, might still be alive and could see light of the day soon, if Folks at serial leakster @evleaks  are to be believed.

Meanwhile, another report claims to have seen a mysterious smartphone, with firmware Nokia RM-980 A110 and believed to be the Normandy, on its benchmark website Antutu.pic (attached)

It would be interesting to see if Nokia can release this rumored Android device ahead of its completion of  Microsoft deal. Especially taking in consideration the signing of this pact, as Nokia can't use its branding for use in connection with mobile device sales nor use the brand on its own mobile devices for a particular period.

Prior to this, another leak shows the Normandy device in various colours.

And recently many updates on  Chinese microblogging website Sino Weibo, gave a deeper insight Nokia RM-980 A110 (aka Normandy) is expected to feature a 4-inch capacitive display like there lumia devices with 480 x 854 resolution and runs on Android 4.4.1 KitKat OS. Other stipulated features include Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset and 5 MP rear camera.

The details on the launch date and availability of  Nokia's first ever Android smartphone is still scarce. However, if some media reports are to be believed, the phone is being developed in "full steam" and is likely come in market by June.

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