Nokia, the Finnish smartphone maker purchased by Microsoft just five months ago, has just unveiled its first-ever Android-powered smartphones, the Nokia X, Nokia X+ and Nokia XL. According to Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, the budget-friendly devices will launch in emerging markets and help Microsoft and Nokia reach consumers the companies have previously been unable to.

SwiftKey announced today that its predictive keyboard app will be available on the Nokia X smartphone, unveiled earlier Monday at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona. As CNET reports, the keyboard will be listed for free on the Nokia X throughout 2014, and will also be available for future Android devices connected to the Nokia Store. The […]