The “Nokia X” moniker for the much-anticipated Nokia Normandy has been confirmed by its latest leaked press poster, which features a flurry of Android-powered Nokia devices. The handset is expected to make its debut at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week.

The Nokia Normandy, scheduled to be Nokia’s first Android smartphone (and not the last), has been listed by an online retailer operating in Vietnam that reveals the handset’s price tag and full list of specifications.

We know about the versatility of the Moto Maker tool which allows users to customize the Moto X down to every detail. What if such a customization was introduced to a smartphone case? That’s exactly what HTC has done with the new Double Dip case for the HTC One.

Taking their sweet time about it, Sprint will be following the likes of Verizon Edge, AT&T Next and T-Mobile Jump with an annual update plan all of their own. The plan is called One Up, and it will be available on Sprint the same day the iPhone 5S/5C go on sale: September 20th.

It had to happen eventually, but now that it has, it feels weird: smartphones are now officially outselling dumb feature phones internationally for the first time ever. And what made it happen? Cheap Android phones.