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The Nokia X is likely to go on floors at the Mobile World Congress 2014, scheduled to be held in Barcelona, Spain on Monday. The event will kick-off at 8.30 a.m, Monday local time Barcelona (1 PM IST) where the much anticipated Nokia X smartphone will be in spotlight. As per the numerous leaks and rumours from the past few months, we have noted the handset to gradually replace the existing low-end Asha line-up.  Nokia X, according to some recent leaks, appears to be a mini version of the firm's Lumia Icon smartphone when it comes to design. Furthermore, the handset is likely to arrive with a 4-inch TFT display with a resolution of 480x854 (FWVGA) pixels.  A 1GHz dual-core Snapdragon 200 processor is said to be housed inside the Nokia X. While 1GHz clocking speed is common in many handsets these days, the Finnish firm seems to cut costs by using the older Snapdragon 200 processor. The Android-based Nokia X might also sport a 5-megapixel rear camera; a microSD card and dual-SIM...

There probably isn't one person reading this who hasn't, at some point, erred and accidentally left something valuable behind somewhere. Whether it was a set of keys, a handbag, wallet or smartphone, such forgetfulness would have caused considerable inconvenience. The Nokia Treasure Tag is designed to keep such lapses to a minimum. The Tag is a small box that you pair with a valuable object of your choosing. This means attaching it physically to the object as well as pairing it digitally to your smartphone. This can be done using either NFC or Bluetooth. Once paired, the object with the Tag attached will trigger an alert if and when it gets separated from the other. So, leave your house without your paired wallet, and your smartphone will notify you ... or leave your house without your smartphone, and the Treasure Tag attached to your wallet will notify you. As for finding the paired object in the event of losing it, there are two options. If you're within earshot o...