Packing Nokia's new OS, the Asha platform and an affordable price tag, the Nokia Asha 501 makes its way to the local market. On the right side, you’ll find the power button and the volume rocker, while on top you’ll find a charging port for Nokia’s own cable, a micro USB port and the 3.5mm audio jack. There is the camera on the top part and below that is the Nokia logo. After a few minutes of hands-on, we’re glad to say Asha is very exciting. Having used the Firefox phone, and being a fan of MeeGo & Symbian’s design – Nokia’s new platform opens a lot of doors for the company. For now, the Nokia Asha 501 seems like a very great deal for a budget phone and we’re pretty sure that there is a lot of potential for an OS and device of this caliber. Nokia continues to churn out a lot of feature phones and has recently been very active in offering dual-SIM handsets. The latest one is the Nokia Asha 305 which retails for Php3,890. Read more in our articles including "Nokia Asha 501 first impressions, unboxing" and "Nokia Asha 305 brings dual-SIM to full touch".
Packing Nokia's new OS, the Asha platform and an affordable price tag, the Nokia Asha 501 makes its way to the local market. On the right side, you’ll find the power button and the volume rocker, while on top you’ll find a charging port for Nokia’s own cable, a micro USB port and the 3.5mm audio jack.
There is the camera on the top part and below that is the Nokia logo. After a few minutes of hands-on, we’re glad to say Asha is very exciting. Having used the Firefox phone, and being a fan of MeeGo & Symbian’s design – Nokia’s new platform opens a lot of doors for the company.
Our coverage of nokia asha includes: "Nokia Asha 501 first impressions, unboxing"; "Nokia Asha 305 brings dual-SIM to full touch"; "NAMCO brings classic arcade games to the Nokia Asha". Each article provides unique insights and information.