Nokia Android Smartphone Ready to Explore Your Imagination in Jiffy

Nokia has once again marked a delightful and surprised hit globally by made a launch of their first Nokia Android Smartphone technology for the first time in the season includes the Nokia X, X+ and XL respectively. However, all three new offering respectively give quiet similar configuration to each other.  Moreover, the X+ has more RAM and a micro SD card in the case, the XL is fundamentally the same to the X+ however has a wider display that is essentially it. Simultaneously, the Nokia XL has a 5 inch IPS WVGA screen with blacks that look appropriately dull and colors that are unwashed. With a great expansive screen and nice internals, does Nokia have a victory in the cheapest phablet classification? Despite, there are many questions for which answer is getting to uncovers miles in the way.

Herewith, Nokia XL sports 5 inch display which comparatively does not make any similarity to the X and the X+, whereas, the XL possess a 2mp front confronting camera for Skype calls and that's just the beginning.

In the same way, 5 megapixel cameras on the rear and it would appear that Nokia has marginally cleaned the AOSP camera.

Moreover, there is a 3.5mm sound jack at the top, and the entire Smartphone dons a truly comparative outline to the next Nokia X phones.

Like the X+, the left is without controls while there are the typical volume rocker + power/lock switch fusion at the right. The XL looks subjectively more slender than the other two, however is potentially as thick.

The Nokia logo on the back is flanked by the 5 MP camera with a LED blaze above and the amplifier underneath.

Android applications are the grandest USP of these new Nokia gadgets and a ton of them are preinstalled. You have BBM, better spotify and huge amounts of different applications on the X arrangement, more than Windows Phone has right now, which is the thing that Nokia is planning to push on to its low end. With a truly magnetic sticker of Rs. 9,300 or more expenses for the Indian market, this fits right in the section level with an extra large screen.