A few days ago the media mention of Nokia’s new idea concerning the placing on the market of budget Asha model with touch screen. Now one of the cheaper handsets offered by the Finnish company, has just been officially announced.
id=”intertext_1″/> id=”intertext_1″> line with previous expectations Asha 501, is part of a new family of smartphones that are not based on Windows Phone. The handset in the tradition of Nokia, will be available in a range of vibrant colors, and is equipped with a new clean user interface, called the producer “Fastlane”. Control it will be based on moving through the screens, thereby obtaining access to the menu, and the applications themselves.
id=”intertext_1″> When it comes to the technical specifications, the Asha 501 is relatively weak hardware. It has a 3-inch scratch resistant screen, and a 3.2-megapixel rear camera. The advantage may be a while battery, which according to the manufacturer will provide an impressive 48 hours of work in standby and 17 hours talk time on 2G.
id=”intertext_1″> for: Ubergizmo.com
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