BlackBerry and Nokia are prime examples of handset makers that lost their dominant positions in the mobile market because they failed to embrace Android, and while it’s far too late from them to regain their past glory, it’s still possible for them to secure at least respectable piece of the mobile market. Rumors of BlackBerry’s first Android smartphone have been popping up for a few months now, but Nokia has a deal with Microsoft that prevents it from releasing any handsets that still has a few months left before it expires. Once it does expire, however, Nokia has made it clear that it intends to get back in the mobile game, and now we have an idea of what its first device might look like.
