Upcoming Nokia Phones 2014: If you are rooting for Nokia's first, and probably last Android phone, then here's a quick glance of the handset's UI. 

For the past few months we have seen Nokia getting a lot of public exposure with the buyout of Microsoft, but when news got out that it is developing an Android-powered smartphone, that exposure turned into popularity once more. 

However, as we see more and more details about the Android-powered Nokia X A110 or Normandy, we notice that it is shaping up to become more of a Windows Phone that supports Android apps, rather than giving us an Android-centric system. 

In several newly-leaked images, we see just that. 

In a report by GSM Arena, a number of leaked images give us more looks at the Nokia Normandy's physical aspects, as well as the supposedly Android UI. 

We don't know if we're going to be upset with these images, but it only confirms that Microsoft has no plan to make Android look better on a Nokia handset.

While we don't know yet how popular or successful this handset is going to be, the absence of Google services and even the Play Store makes it more like a Windows Phone, than an Android-powered handset. We sure hope Nokia is knowing what it's doing in an attempt to drop the curtains with dignity.