Nokia XL - user opinions and reviews
- kaif
- rA$
Nokia xl launch date is 10 april 2014 just wait and watch
- Saum
- KFP
In Nokia XL device will be support 720p or 1080p video playback....???
Thanks in advance
- Anonymous
- 32E
Hi Rup,
If you click the first link under the phone image the MWC one. You'll see the details of the Android based system with nokia / microsoft software.
At the same time you can sideload android apps. Play store wont be officially available but I'm sure someone will make it possible.
- gany
- X}X
overall is very nice but internal memory nd ram are very low
- Anonymous
- n1H
Its a very good phone....nd i m waiting of it.....can any1 tell me wen ots releasing....?
- JAANA
- U{d
it seems a useful option but i m bit concerned abt its front camera, it should be atleast 1 or 2 mega pixels...
- Rup
- K5h
As per Nokia the OS platform is Nokia X software platform 1.0 & .Software updates: Firmware Over-the-Air (FOTA). But as per GSMARENA OS platform is Android OS, v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean).
Would I like to know what is the true? Please confirm ASAM. Because I am confuse to by the handset.
- Anonymous
- t7X
Low ppi for a 5 inches screen..
- jaaz
- 95%
its a nice phone from rest of the other lumia ...
- Aryan
- vGc
Its looks like a brilliant smartphone in budgeted price. I'll love to buy this phone . Can any one tell how much i have to wait for this ?
- AnonD-1846
- f09
Nokia X vs Moto G
Design: Both the phones have polycarbonate bodies. While the Motorola Moto G features swappable back covers, the Nokia X flaunts vibrant colors which, like on the Lumia and Asha range, look good. The Moto G is curvy at the corners, while the Nokia X less so. The Nokia X is also lighter at 128 grams as compared to Moto G’s 143 grams.
Moto G waiter resistant vs Nokia X nothing
Display: The Nokia X uses a 4-inch WVGA (480×800 pixels) display while the Motorola Moto G features a 4.5-inch HD (1280×720 pixels) screen. Given the better resolution, the Moto G (326ppi) has a much better pixel density than the Nokia X (233ppi).
Hardware: The Nokia X is powered by a dual-core 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 SoC and 512MB of RAM, while the Motorola Moto G leaps ahead with a 1.2GHz Snapdragon 400 SoC with 1GB of RAM. While it clearly has more processing chops, it lags behind the X as far as storage is concerned. In comparison to the 8GB/16GB memory on the Moto G, the Nokia X gets 4GB internally that can be expanded up to 32GB using a microSD card.
Moto G can use OTA memory stick or OTA adaptor for external memory up to 3 Go.
Software: The prime difference between the two phones is their operating systems. The Moto G runs Android 4.4 KitKat and offers everything that an Android phone does and a bit more. The X, on the other hand, runs on the Nokia X OS, which is essentially a forked version of Android.
Unlike the Moto G, it may not have access to Google’s services and suite of apps like the Play Store, Gmail or Google Maps, but it does boast a selection of apps from Nokia and Microsoft to replace them. As for the app marketplace, the Nokia X gets its own Nokia store and with support for third party stores like Yandex, most of the regular Android apps can be downloaded too. Also, developers can bring in their Android apps to Nokia X by replacing Google API with Nokia’s.
In terms of the UI, the Moto G is the closest you can get to enjoying pure Android without owning a Nexus or a Google Play Edition device. The Nokia X, on the other hand, looks like a Windows Phone with Live Tiles on the homepage as well as FastLane for multi-tasking.
Camera: The Nokia X uses a 3-megapixel rear facing camera, which can record 480p videos at 30fps. The Moto G, on the other hand, features a 5-megapixel camera and 720p video (also at 30fps). The Moto G also boasts a 1.3-megapixel secondary camera at the front, something the Nokia X does not.
Battery: The Nokia X’s smaller battery (1,500mAh) loses to Motorola Moto G’s non-removable 2,070mAh unit, which can last the day on a single charge. But it remains to be seen how efficiently Nokia X uses its power, given that Nokia has had a good record in the past as far as efficient power usage is concerned.
Both devices support dual-SIM and are 3G-ready. The Motorola Moto G is one of the best phones in its price range, and certainly utilizes Android’s capabilities to the best. The Nokia X is a very different phone! Not only is it Nokia’s first foray into Android, its positioning close to the Asha range defines the phones role too. It might be down on specs, but it offers a lot that’s yet unheard of, from the Finnish manufacturer. The Moto G retails for close to Rs 12,500 for the 8GB version, the Nokia X does for Rs 8,599.
- nishu
- 95%
gooodphone
- zen
- b%L
satyajit, 09 Mar 2014this phone has 2 mp front 1080 x 720 HD camera and secondery camera 5 mp camera 854 x 480 so i... moreCheck the specifications again. It's the other way around.
- Anonymous
- vaM
Does this nokia xl support instagram and camera 360? thank you :)
- 45555
- 95%
nice
- val
- U2h
aplication name app lock and gallery lock can be used on this device cx these apps are important for me
- ravi
- tUd
i really wanna buy this one, lumia shape and colors+power of android+Nokia hardware = deadly combo......i m waiting forr this fon.
- raj
- utk
Waooo Nokia...We are coming back to you
- hellboy
- utN
does it support asha and Windows phone apps????
- AnonD-82915
- rKM
satyajit, 09 Mar 2014this phone has 2 mp front 1080 x 720 HD camera and secondery camera 5 mp camera 854 x 480 so i... moreYou are mistaken
Back camera is 2592×1449 or some thing.
You are thinking of video resolution.
Its 480p only as you said.
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