Sunday 12 May 2013

Nokia introducing 48-day battery life 'on standby'


The new Nokia Asha 501, which was launched on Thursday, giving the 48 days of battery life on 2G networks while on standby, according to Nokia.
Along with a standby time of 48 days, the 1200 mAh battery on a device in the size of the palm of the hand also enable 17 hours of talk time and 56 hours of music
Run, ABC News reports.
According to the report, it appears Asha 501 variable smaller than the phone Lumia Windows phone chain, and come in a variety of colors (red, blue, black, yellow, white and green), adding that the phone also has a multi-touch screen, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, 3.2 megapixel camera and memory option MicroSD, expandable up to 32 GB.

The Nokia also that although the Asha 501 does not support 3G or 4G data speeds, it comes packaged with the browser Nokia Xpress, the new presses Internet data by nearly 90 percent, making Mobile Browse prospect in emerging markets which provides data at a lower cost options for all users.

The report also said that Nokia has teamed up with wireless carrier Airtel and Facebook to provide Asha 501 users on neworks Airtel in Africa and India, with free access to the data via Asha Facebook application and all mobile Web pages Facebook.

According to a spokesman for Nokia, the Asha 501 will be available in markets in Asia and the Pacific, India, Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Europe starting in June 2013 onwards.

Contains a mobile operating system Asha new already attracted app developers from some of content creators most popular for Apple iOS and Google Android, including CNN, ESPN, Facebook, Foursquare, LinkedIn, The Weather Channel, Twitter, Electronic Arts and C. Luft, the report added.

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