Nokia has introduced a new phone called Nokia X catered mainly to middle income groups. If the launch of Nokia X is not exciting enough there are two other phones in the pipeline which belong to X series, wait for 60 days and more information will emerge. Nokia has launched the Nokia X+ as well, the names sound similar, but there are some differences. Let’s browse through the differences between the two phones which will provide a clearer picture about which phone to buy.
Design:
Nokia X and Nokia X+ sound similar, and hence the design has to be the same, the smoothness is contributed by polycarbonate material, which is curved at edges, and is a USP of Nokia. A similar framework is seen in Asha and Nokia Lumia.
Display:
Nokia X and Nokia X+ have a similar display capacity of 480×800 pixels, and the screen dimension is 4 inches and the software material used is WCGA, and pixel density is 233ppi.
Hardware:
Till now there were no variations between the same phones in terms of display and design. There is however a slight difference with hardware, the two phones are powered by 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 SoC dual core processor, the memory capacity of Nokia X is 512MB of RAM and with Nokia X+ it is slightly higher at 768MB of RAM. The memory capacity of both phones is 4GB and the storage unit is 32 GB and has a micro SD expansion compartment.
Software:
The mode of software used in both phones is modified version of OS Android, the apps are downloaded through Nokia store and also third companies units. The developers of both phones can download apps through Nokia X software, which can be replaced from Google API and the new app is Nokia API. The shuffling process is hence pretty smooth. The software used in Nokia X has modern day high tech features such as FastLane to track many apps at one shot and Interface.
Camera:
Nokia X+ and Nokia X are embedded with impressive three megapixel camera, the cameras used in both phones display super efficient video recording capacities of 480p and the frame output capacity is 30 frames in one second.
Battery:
The battery output of both phones are similar, and the capacity is 1,500 mAH, and consumers can avail amazing benefits of 10.5 hours of continuous talk time via 3G. Nokia X+ and Nokia X are 3G devises and both are rolled out with dual SIM features. The general perception is Nokia X and Nokia X+ are miles different from each other, the variations are minimal and the different is observed only in RAM output. Nokia X+ has greater RAM capacity, and useful in generating lot more activities with many more apps, Nokia X is also equally reliable for those who rely on the phone for business and optimum recreational purposes. Nokia X+ is slightly more costly than Nokia X and is priced at Rs 8,599.
Quick snapshot on features:
To provide an overview of the similarities and variations of Nokia X and Nokia X+ the two phones run on Nokia X software platform. The battery output in both is 1,500 mAh with 10.5 hours of talktime. The connectivity options are Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HSDPA 3G and dual SIM, and back camera capacity is 3 megapixel. The memory storage in Nokia X+ is 768MB of RAM with 4 GB interior memory that can expand to 32GB through external hardwire drive via micro SD, the Nokia X operates on 512MB of RAM and interior memory capacity is the same as Nokia X+ which is 4GB and can be expanded through hardwire drive to 32GB. The processing unit in both phones 1GHz Snapdragon S4 dual core chipset Qualcomm processor. The weight and dimensions of both pieces are 128.7g and 115.63×10.4mm and display capacity is 480×800 pixels 4 inch WVGA.
Mobiles are reliable commodities all over the world, mobile phone technology has undergone a tremendous revolution in the past years, and hence the price rise. The latest high –tech phones are tailored with advanced processing technologies. Nokia X+ and X are equipped with innovative software material, and the company has built these phones to a section of the population who have no means to buy an expensive piece.
Apps:
Nokia X and X+ has all the features for a practical, reliable and recreational way of life. Nokia X is a product of Microsoft Nokia ecosystem, and the interior processes are pretty advanced and some amazing features to look forward to are OneDrive, Here Maps, Mix Radio and Skype. There are exciting social networking apps as well such as Twitter, Whatsapp, ChatOn and Facebook.
Budget Package:
Nokia X and Nokia X+ are fun pieces to own, the dimensions of both phones are ideal for everyday usage, and consumers can be guaranteed that the phones won’t slip away easily. For a budget package the two phones can be used any and everywhere and consumers will not believe that their phones are budgeted. The middle class community in India is on the rise, and it is companies like Nokia that have enabled the not so wealthy population to own mobiles. The mobile usage output in India is enormous with every second person owning a phone, the readability effect in Nokia + and Nokia are impressive that even illiterates adapt to the phones easily.
Low budgeted phones have actually strengthened Indian economy which has paved way for the development of software industry. India is a hub of software and BPO technology. Those who are keen to purchase Nokia + and Nokia phones these are worthy purchases, to enjoy happy moments to the core. The Skype feature enables consumers to converse with relatives and friends who are posted in another country or city. Apart from that the Fastlane android system enables users to access apps at a super fast pace and owners can listen to music, browse through various map routes and so on.
“Nokia X & Nokia X+ are new additions to budgeted phones in India, and the features are unimaginably amazing.”
