Nokia Asha 205 gets co-branded with China’s 360 Mobile
Just saw this pretty interesting news from a Chinese site I am following. There has been a team up with Nokia and 360 Mobile. If you still havent heard about 360 Mobile, they are a Chinese maker of handsets. They have been teaming up with other makers, and now with Nokia they have the Nokia Asha 205 offered in China.
Nokia and 360 mobile
360 has already teamed up with other manufacturers namely Samsung, LG, HTC, and Lenovo. Here’s more about the Nokia Asha 205:
Nokia Asha 205 Specs and Features
Nokia Asha 205
The Nokia Asha 205 runs on an S4 platform and has been released before November ended. It’s main highlight within the Nokia Asha Family is its ability to have a long standby battery despite its 1020mAh capacity only. Based on the tests done by Nokia, Asha 205 on normal and simple usage lasted up to 25 days, while on complete standby it was able to last up to 37 days.
The Nokia Asha 205 has a 2.4-inch screen, having 320*240 resolution. It also have a single-camera which is a 3-megapixels main snapper.
Nokia Asha 205 – Chinese version
On the Chinese-version, there is the dedicated QQ-key, while what we have internationally and here on the Philippines is a facebook button. This key can still be set to be a shortcut to any application desired by user.
The Nokia Asha 205 has a price tag of just 400 yuan in China, or approximately Php2,600 only.
Even though today is the era when touchscreen phones are the mainstream phones, Nokia still pushes its Asha family. Still, for a slightly lower-end smartphones that are non-touch, Nokia still wins my suggested choice.
Nokia Asha 205
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I miss your old useful and helpful blog-posts. I was always happy to see a new thread appear in my rssfeeds. But now I barely read past the headlines as it’s only rewritten info on cellphones you haven’t even touched, changing currency to pesos and adding your own logo to already copyrighted photos.
There’s no originality and uniqueness in your blog anymore. It’s become a dot beside the million other product spamblogs :(
what useful and helpful blog-posts do you want to read? >_<