Nokia X

2013–2014[]

2014[]

After Microsoft completely acquires Nokia mobile devices division, Microsoft immediately discontinues the Nokia X line and later the Android fork Nokia X platform. The last release of the Nokia X Platform update was September 2014, making this a very short-lived Android-based platform.

It wouldn't be until 2020 when Microsoft releases their first Android device in 6 years called the Surface Duo. Unlike the Nokia X line, Microsoft Surface Duo has Google apps and services alongside its own Android apps including Microsoft Launcher.

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Nokia

Divisions

Nokia Networks (Bell Labs) | Nokia Technologies

Mobile phones¹
Nokia 1000 (1011 | 1100 | 1110 | 1112 | 1200 | 1202 | 1208 | 1280 | 1600 | 1610 1611 | 1616 | 1650 | 1661 | 1680 | 1680 Classic | 1800) | Nokia 2000 (2330 | 2630) | Nokia 3000 (3120 Classic | 3310) | Nokia 4000 | Nokia 5000 | Nokia 6000 (6070 | 6290) | Nokia 7000 (7070 Prism) | Nokia 8000 | Nokia 9000 | Nokia 100 | N-Gage (QD) | Nokia Asha | Nokia Cseries (Models) | Nokia Eseries (Models) | Nokia Nseries (Models) | Nokia Lumia | Nokia X

Other

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Nokia OS

Notes:
¹Brand currently licensed to Human Mobile Devices since 2016.
²Brand licensed to TCL until 2024. Telephone products continued to be sold by Atlinks.
³Spun off from Nokia Corporation.

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Android

Part of Google

Former
Wear OS

Notes

¹	Developed by Amazon.
²	Developed by HTC.
³	Developed by Microsoft.
⁴	Developed by Xiaomi.
⁵	Developed by Samsung Electronics.
⁶	Developed by Cyanogen Inc.
⁷	Aftermarket Android custom ROM.
⁸	Developed by Huawei. Now used on HarmonyOS for Mainland China models only.
⁹	Developed by Honor since 2021. Formerly developed by Huawei.
¹⁰	Developed by Vivo.
¹¹	Developed by Vivo, For Mainland China models only.
¹²	Developed by Nokia, later Microsoft Mobile.
¹³	Developed by Oppo