New Nokia X Dual SIM Android Mobile By Micrsoft

We've already had a glimpse of Nokia's entry into the world of Android, albeit a very forked version of it , with Nokia X. The completion of the acquisition of Nokia by Microsoft, the Finnish phone maker showed that Brother greater, the XL Dual SIM Nokia to closed technology journalists and bloggers group in Mumbai on Saturday . Nokia has officially announced the trio of devices - Nokia X , X + and XL - Worldwide at Mobile World Congress (MWC ) in Barcelona in February, but only X Nokia has launched so far.

With a much larger profile , slightly better specs , and promise to modify and update the Nokia X platform running on the phone , we were eager to get our hands on the device. This was not a formal product launch and The Nokia will not disclose any details about the release date or the price of this device. Nor is there any word on the Nokia X + yet.

Look and feel:

The Nokia Dual SIM XL is much larger than the Nokia X , which is evident when comparing the two . Is thicker at 10.9 mm , 190g and is quite heavy for a phone of this size. The phone is available in six different colors - black , white, blue , green, orange and yellow. Anybody used for a Lumia or Asha phone will find the familiar XL, considering its square design takes cues from the Asha series and matt back is reminiscent of the Lumia series .

The left edge is devoid of any physical buttons or ports, while the right edge has the volume control and the power button . The top and bottom edges have the 3.5mm jack and micro - USB port for charging and data transfer, respectively. Above the screen is the front chamber and the ambient light sensor , and below is a capacitive button navigational configuration unlike regular three buttons in Android . The rear of the device is the camera and flash modules. Removing the back cover we have slots for two SIM cards and microSD card.

Fatigue design seems to settle around the industry, but after taking a look at the Nokia Dual SIM XL , are sure Lumia -esque design (which actually debuted with the Nokia N9) will be able to stand out from the crowd of slabs black adorning the shelves of retail stores . All said and done , it has an attractive look .

specs:

Under the hood, the Nokia Dual SIM XL is powered by dual core processor Snapdragon S4 last game speed clock generation 1GHz . Complementing its processing power is a unit of Adreno 203 graphics processing . Memory capacity RAM receives a slight bump to 768MB . In our limited time with the device , sliding across the bottom of screen.  We will refrain from further comment on performance until we can get a review unit in hand.

Also, the phone has 4 GB of internal memory expandable up to 32GB via microSD cards .

The Nokia Dual SIM XL has a 5-inch screen with a resolution ( 800X480 ) WVGA resulting in a density 187ppi . A glance at the screen and any user can spot the jagged edges on the tiles or icons. Moreover, the IPS panel on this device manages to show Blacks Accurately . The preloaded demo video looked good. Stay tuned for more details in our full review .

software:

Nokia promises you are hearing comments by users with software that runs on the X series smartphones, and is constantly adjusting for best performance . We saw the updated platform Nokia X version on the device , which had two new distinct features: tiles and widgets for third-party applications can be color coded to your liking, and own Nokia Store now displays links to other stores application if an application is not present in the predetermined storage. Fastlane is a Nokia version of advanced logging system that keeps a tab on notifications to users and most used applications , and that can be customized according to user preference is an added advantage .

camera:

The XL has a rear 5-megapixel camera with a 1/4-inch sensor , plus a flash. We managed to capture some images under less - than-ideal lighting, and managed to focus quickly enough . On the phone screen, the picture looked good with little loss of data even when the zoom to actual size. The 2-megapixel front camera is good enough for those who want to capture selfies