NOKIA X Hands On.........
''JAI HO''.....
The Nokia X features a 4" IPS LCD display of FWVGA (800 x 480 pixels) resolution. Colors are okay, brightness and contrast are alright as well, bot nothing fascinating out of a sub-100 euro device.
Under the hood, the entire Nokia X range shares the same 1GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 chipset, but only the X has somewhat limited 512MB of RAM. Internal storage is just 4GB, but is expandable up to 32GB.
Nokia X live photos
At the back of the Nokia X there's a 3MP fixed focus camera, but the X lacks a front-facere. The phone weighs 129 grams and pack 1500mAh battery. It's good for 10.5 hours of 3G talk time and have a maximum standby time of 17 days. It is also capable of maximum music playback of up to 26 hours, while video playback is rated at 8.4 hours before the battery needs a recharge.
Nokia X live photos
The build quality of the X is superb. The plastic feels nice as with most recent Nokia smartphones and isn't a ferocious fingerprint magnet. It's also quite sturdy, too.
Overall, Android runs well on the X, despite the lower RAM than the other two X members. It's also very easy to navigate around as the tiles offer large and accessible view of what you have on the phone.
''JAI HO''.....
The Nokia X features a 4" IPS LCD display of FWVGA (800 x 480 pixels) resolution. Colors are okay, brightness and contrast are alright as well, bot nothing fascinating out of a sub-100 euro device.
Under the hood, the entire Nokia X range shares the same 1GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 chipset, but only the X has somewhat limited 512MB of RAM. Internal storage is just 4GB, but is expandable up to 32GB.
Nokia X live photos
At the back of the Nokia X there's a 3MP fixed focus camera, but the X lacks a front-facere. The phone weighs 129 grams and pack 1500mAh battery. It's good for 10.5 hours of 3G talk time and have a maximum standby time of 17 days. It is also capable of maximum music playback of up to 26 hours, while video playback is rated at 8.4 hours before the battery needs a recharge.
Nokia X live photos
The build quality of the X is superb. The plastic feels nice as with most recent Nokia smartphones and isn't a ferocious fingerprint magnet. It's also quite sturdy, too.
Overall, Android runs well on the X, despite the lower RAM than the other two X members. It's also very easy to navigate around as the tiles offer large and accessible view of what you have on the phone.
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