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Happened as dated, per the pin description: "…ld Congress 2014. Nokia will reportedly announce the Nokia X (aka Normandy) Android device…"
GSMArena's[3] MWC 2014 coverage hub states the event ran "23-27 February, 2014" and documents Nokia's Lumia Icon and X-series launches there, matching the pin's stored MWC dates and Nokia X claim.
GSMArena's[2] own coverage confirms "Nokia announced its first Android-app running smartphones - the Nokia X and Nokia X+" on 24 February 2014, squarely inside the pin's stored 23-28 February 2014 MWC window.
Yahoo News (Singapore) reports Nokia unveiled the Nokia X, X+ and XL Android phones at the show, corroborating the pin's claim of a Nokia X reveal, though the piece carries no standalone dateline beyond the MWC 2014 event context.
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