Nokia Asha 501

Almost half a year ago, we had encountered the reimagining of the feature phone through the Nokia Asha 501. Months more given, the Finnish company outs the refined Nokia Asha 502. Anyway, we'd like to start by saying that there aren't much differences though - most of the elements remain exactly the same. Nokia took the Asha 501 and just added gloss all over it. Gone is the physical back button (now changed into the capacitive kind), a crystal casing now encloses the past chassis of the Asha 501 & there's a camera flash. We really prefer the old matte design of the Asha 501 all because it feels much more suiting, and besides, this just makes the device a fingerprint magnet. The Nokia Asha 502 packs the same 3-inch display with a low resolution of 240 x 320, giving out a pixel density of only 133 ppi. The viewing angles & the colors are exactly like the Asha 501's, and this is yet again the problem of the 502. Besides, the Asha 501's camera is already great for its class. Read more in our articles including "Nokia Asha 502 Quick Review" and "Nokia Asha 501 free on Globe Plan 299".