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Realme brings their X2 to India, sales to begin from December 20


As expected and like we told you a few days back, we have the Shenzhen based Chinese smartphone manufacturer finally launching the Realme X2 in India. The company held an event in the capital of the country yesterday where they formally announced the launch of their X2 for India and will start it's retail from December 20 through the manufacturer's official webstore and through their e-commerce partner Flipkart, coming in three shades, Pearl Blue, Pearl Green and the Pearl White as you can see from the above picture. The phone will be offered in three variants, shipped in a 4GB RAM/64GB ROM option, 6GB RAM/128GB adaption and 8GB RAM/128GB model priced at $239.36, $267.52 and $281.60, respectively for the storage versions you pick. Additionally customers in India will also get Jio benefits worth $77.44, no Cost EMI by Bajaj Finserv and more with this new purchase.

 Source: R

Realme announces the launch of X2 Star Wars Edition in India on December 17


CEO of Realme Mobiles, Madhav have took his official Twitter handle to announce the surprising launch of their Realme X2 Star Wars Edition for India. The smartphone will go up for grabs starting December 17, 12:00 PM IST, where the company have already launched a Booster Sale for the smartphone through which you will be able to purchase the latest phone from the manufacturer on the day of launch and also get an additional $7.05 discount on the phone's full price. To participate in the Booster Sale, all you have to do is to pay a deposit of  $14.11, anytime between December 10 and December 16. Unfortunately we don't have an in-depth information regarding the pricing of the smartphone for India. 
Source: Madhav 'Super50w' (Twitter), R 

Realme X2 launched in new Avocado Green color for China


Realme has officially introduced yet another color option for their premium Android running smartphone, X2. The newest Realme X2 will come in a coat of Avocado Green color, and is now available for retail in it's homeland China through the company's official webstore for a promotional introductory price of $241.26 for the 8GB RAM/128GB model and will be sold aside the existing Pearl Blue and Pearl White shades. The handset's original price is said to be about $269.66, but customers can take advantage of this discounted price for the first few days of it's launch.

 Source: R, GSMArena

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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