Nokia X (Cyan, 4 GB)  (512 MB RAM)

What generally happens when we make a hybrid? Why we try to make hybrids at all? Surely, to get the best out of both the parents. Nokia has done the same and Nokia X is a great such hybrid we were somewhat waiting for.


I want to say I have used Samsung, Micromax, Karbonn and even XOLO for that matter. All works on the same android and looks just about the same. I was bored and fade up. Thankfully, My XOLO mobile crashed and I had to buy a new one.


Nokia X is a budget mobile(keep tha...

I have been using this phone for 3 weeks now. i haven't faced any major issues with it and all the android apps I ve installed work pretty fine. No glitches or hanging either. The major cons of this phone include heating up of the battery and less battery life. If you are a moderate to heavy user of internet(3G), then you will not like this phone as the battery dies out more often than not in 6-8 hrs. At the same time, if you are not much into internet(3G), the battery lasts more than a day. ...

This product is directed towards first time smartphone users to get hang of the tile based UI or metro UI. Individually the performance of apps is smooth, but multitasking cannot be done. The UI is smooth with no live tiles. The screen is responsive to touches and the build quality up to the mark. Third party app stores do make up for the loss of apps in the default store (whatsapp available in third party app store) but the hardware puts restrictions on all the games which we would want to p...

I bought this phone for my mother a few weeks back. I wanted to buy the moto e but it was out of stock on flipkart( I would still exchange my nokia x with it!) and we could not wait quite a lot for it. I had few other options like the lumia 520, S duos. The lumia 520 was an out of option because my brother has a 525 and they would like exactly same. The S duos was high on the price and the look of it was next to a galaxy Y. So, this was a good option as i got nokia's quality and android apps....

Bright and clear screen. If you have prior Android experience, then Nokia X's UI will take time to get used-to, and you might find few things a bit quirky, but nothing that you cannot learn to work-around. Bought the Nokia-X for my wife, and found the device quite pleasing and "Nokia" like, i.e. feels solid, robust and something you can consider as reliable.

Technically, 512MB RAM and the processor don't make it very fast and responsive, but didn't notice irritating lags either. I don't imm...

Android open source...and used the jelly bean as their base for programming
Android Jellybean 4.1.2 heavily edited as Nokia x Software v1.1
At this price, You would want to have a flash on the camera but still the 3.2mp camera is decent enough to take pictures.
Its even good to play games with the Adreno 203 Gpu...u can run REAL RACING 2 ON it
Please dont fill the memory with apps that are useless coz it would then make the phone slow and hang sometimes.
ALL PHONES HANG UP COZ THEY ARE A COMP...

Good basic Nokia smart phone with Android apps and windows like UI. Not many will appreciate this, but if you know what you are getting, its a good phone which you can tweak to your preference (as it is AOSP android under the skin)
Excellent screen and build quality.
Battery life is also good lasts for 2 days if you switch off wifi.
Like the Fastlane feature which notifies on the lock screen, very useful.
Loudspeaker position is not in ideal place, if kept down the volume turns very low.