Nokia has launched two feature phones, the Asha 502 Dual-SIM and the Asha 503. Nokia has announced that both the devices are now on sale
Nokia has added two feature phones to its Asha line up – the Asha 502 Dual-SIM and the Asha 503. The smartphone are available in IMEA (India, Middle East and Africa) and Asia Pacific regions. There is no information on the price of the smartphones.
As of writing this story, the two devices are not visible on any of the Indian online shopping portals. The Asha 502 Dual-SIM is listed on Saholic but there is no information about the price or availability.
Coming to the specifications, both the Asha 502 and the 503 sport 3-inch QVGA displays (240×320 pixel resolution) with Gorilla Glass 2 protection. The smartphones also support Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0 and expandable storage via a microSD card. Both the devices come preloaded with a bunch of social networking apps including Facebook, Twitter, LINE, WeChat and more. They also feature Nokia’s data compressing Xpress Browser.
The rear of the Asha 502 Dual-SIM has a 5MP shooter accompanied with an LED flash. The camera can shoot video in QVGA at 15FPS. The 502 Dual-SIM doesn’t support 3G (it only works on 2G networks) but does support Wi-Fi.
The Asha 503 on the other hand comes with 3.5G connectivity, and packs in a 1200mAh battery. The battery capacity on the Asha 502 is smaller than the 503.
In terms of the design, the feature phones retain the design found on the original Asha 501. They are as colourful as Nokia’s Lumia devices but have a transparent layer on the back adding to the style of the device.
Check-out our detailed comparison of the Nokia Asha 503 and Nokia Asha 502
Source: GSM Arena