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Still, the existence of a working Android-powered Lumia may have chivvied Microsoft on somewhat in striking a deal, Nokia probably wouldn't have wanted the hassle of switching operating systems, either, It would've been a "costly setback" according to the New York Times, Nokia previously admitted atomic protective waterproof case for apple iphone 5, 5s and se - pink/clear it'd considered Android, but part of the reason it chose Windows Phone was because it thought Samsung would dominate Google's OS, Which it does, This has also been a bugbear for Google, which switched to LG to make its Nexus handsets, and may drop Samsung as the company behind its Nexus 10 tablet..

Microsoft will complete its acquisition of Nokia's mobile division early next year. Before then, Nokia is expected to launch the Lumia 1520 Bandit, its last flagship device before it enters Ballmer's lair, and the company's first 6-inch mobile. Should Nokia have backed Android? What will being owned by Microsoft mean for its handsets? Let me know in the comments, or on our Facebook page. Nokia was closer to aligning itself with Google than we thought, and tested Android on its Lumia handsets. Ah, what could've been. Nokia may now be firmly ensconced in Microsoft's bosom, but it was closer to using Android on its smart phones than we thought.

You know what this means: there's new models a-coming, We've already seen leaked snaps of the next Kindle Fire HD, so Amazon could well be trying to clear stock ahead of atomic protective waterproof case for apple iphone 5, 5s and se - pink/clear the launch, which is expected before the end of this month, The next 7-inch Amazon Kindle Fire HD leaked this week, and apparently there's an 8.9-inch version in the pipeline too, The new models will look alike, with a new angular design, The 7-incher should have a resolution of 1,920x1,200 pixels -- that's the same as the new Nexus 7 -- while the 8.9-incher should have 2,560x1,600 pixels..

There are some more specs to go on, too. The 7-incher should pack a 2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, which is a step up from the Nexus 7, as well as 2GB of RAM. It should come in a 64GB version (the current Fire HDs top out at 32GB) and have a front-facing camera. Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean should be on board for all your Google Now needs. Any new Amazon tablets are expected to feature the same skinned version of Android, which locks you into using Amazon's products and services. The £99 Kindle Fire is a steal, if you're not bothered about having the latest hardware and don't mind just buying from Amazon. Google actually put the price up for its latest Nexus 7, so the Kindle Fire is now £100 cheaper than it. Get 'em while they're hot.