Showing posts with label Asha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asha. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Hands-on with the Nokia Asha 500, 502 and 503


Handson with the Nokia Asha 500, 502 and 503
Hindi News: The Abu Dhabi spotlight might be set squarely on the new Lumia devices, but the Windows tablet and pair of Windows Phones amounted to only half of the products Nokia announced today. A trio of Asha handsets also made the trip to the desert: the 500, 502 and 503. These three devices, which essentially are slightly revamped versions of the Asha 501 released this spring, will likely get the most facetime in emerging markets thanks to their smartphone-like features and reasonable price. The 500 -- the least expensive of the three -- is slated to cost $69 SIM-free, which is a solid $30 less than the 501; on the more expensive end of the pricing spectrum is the 503, which is $99 and comes with quad-band HSPA. (The 501 offered EDGE speeds for the same price, so this is a nice step up.)
engadget.com

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Nokia Asha 503 leaks, tipped for a Q4 launch


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With numerous leaks, it's no secret that Nokia has in all probability been working on two Asha feature phones, the Asha 502 and Asha 503, considered the successors to the popular budget Asha 501phone.

While the Nokia Asha 502 was leaked recently, the latest to hit the rumour mill is its sibling, the Asha 503. The new leak comes courtesy of the popular phone tipster, @evleaks which has posted a render of the rumoured Nokia Asha 503 on Twitter. The tweet also hints that the phone might be announced this year.

The leaked render of the Asha 503 reveals the handset in multiple colours, with a large rear camera sensor sitting alongside an LED flash. Other features revealed by the leak include the power button, volume rocker buttons, audio jack port and Micro-USB port housed at the sides of the phone. Moreover, the leaked render shows the device in a glass casing which we assume would come bundled with the device. The leaked render further suggests that the phone will likely come preloaded with Line instant messaging app.

ndtv.com