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It's the end of Microsoft's Windows 10 Mobile OS


An era has finally come to an end. Microsoft has finally announced that their version 1709 of Windows 10 Mobile, which was originally released back in October 2017 will be the last update that will ever hit the Windows 10 Mobile users, as the Redmond based multinational technology company has officially brought an end to their mobile operating system, dated on December 10, 2019. Microsoft has made a statement that they will no longer push security updates, non-security hotfixes, free assisted support or online technical content updates, as they have decided to end all kind of free support to their Windows 10 Mobile products, that includes Windows 10 Mobile and Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise. We also heard that Microsoft will end of support to all Office apps for smartphones running under Windows 10 Mobile OS on January 12, 2021.

 Source: Microsoft 1, 2

Nokia Lumia 530 makes it's way to United Kingdom



Microsoft's and Nokia's latest four-inches affordable smartphone running Windows Phone 8.1 mobile operating system, powered by Quad-Core Snapdragon 200 processor, Lumia 530 have finally made it to the United Kingdom, and will be coming unlocked or SIM free, which is the international version by the phone maker, from the Great Britain based online retailer for smartphones, phablets, tablets and accessories, UNLOCKED MOBILES. The retailer has got the new handset in stocks and is offering next day delivery, shipping in Dark Grey, Bright Orange and Green shade options. So, you resident Brits interested in new Lumia 530 smartphone can add it to your cart for a price of £86.98 including VAT taxes, that's about 144 United States Dollars, starting today.

 Source: UNLOCKED MOBILES.COM

Nokia Lumia 530 lands in India for ₹ 7349



After Malaysia, Microsoft have decided to bring their laterally unveiled affordable Windows Phone powered, Nokia Lumia 530 to the country in South Asia, India. Earlier this day, the Redmond based software giant and electronics manufacturer, Microsoft updated their India's official online Nokia Shop with the smartphone, Lumia 530 and will be offered in dual-SIM option, that was announced at launch, back the previous month. The Windows Phone 8.1 running handset will be coming to India in all shades including, Bright Green, White, Bright Orange and Dark Grey (which is presently stated as out of stock). You can grab the phone for, ₹ 7349, that's only about 120 United States Dollars.

 Source: NOKIA SHOP

Nokia Lumia 530 now offered in Malaysia



Today, Microsoft have launched their latest affordable dual-SIM smartphone, Nokia Lumia 530 in Malaysia for a price of 355 Malaysian Ringgit, that's only around 111 United Sates Dollars, according to the local media reports. Microsoft's this economical smartphone running Windows Phone 8.1 has already made its way to the company's Malaysian domain and have been listed "Coming Soon" on the website. If you are concerned about the handset's availability, you may now sign-up with your email address, here to stay updated and notified when the Nokia manufactured Lumia 530 Dual SIM will be hitting the countryside stores shelves.

 Source: SoyaCincau, GSMArena

Nokia and Microsoft releases software update for X, X+ and XL smartphones



The Finnish based smartphone maker owned by Microsoft is now rolling out a new software update to their previous generation X line-up of smartphones including, Nokia X, X+ and XL units. Nokia will start updating their handsets starting today with new firmware refresh, brand new features, and enhancements, all through an over-the-air update.

 The new update for the aforementioned devices will bring the new App Switcher feature, as seen from the company's lately announced smartphone Nokia X2. This packs several Microsoft services, which is now making it's way pre-installed, where Outlook.com, OneDrive and OneNote applications are all integrated each other. There's even the improved Nokia Store, which makes it very easy to search and download games and applications to your smartphones. Also other improvements in the newly revamped Nokia Store introduces the new Home screen Spotlight widget for better finding the applications and a one-click download for snappier access to apps. Find out more about this update here and here.

 Source: Nokia

Microsoft won't be updating X, X+ and XL to Nokia X software platform 2.0



Conversations at Nokia has posted a new post, concerning the software update for existing Nokia X smartphones. The company has let us know that, they are not planning to update their previously announced Nokia X, X+ and XL to the latest X software platform 2.0 based on Android, that made it's debut on Nokia X2 smartphone, announced yesterday.

 Users of the X, X+ and XL will not be receiving any over-the-air update on their smartphones, for the X platform 2.0 due to some hardware upgrade requirements. Whatsoever, the Finnish manufacturer has also made a note that, they will be pushing more performance updates in the coming months to further improve the experience using the aforementioned devices.

 Source: Nokia
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