From the design language point of view, Nokia I have to praise Nokia for being very skilled in the use of polycarbonate. The back of the X is very comfortable to touch, and the feel will not be reduced because of this material.
Since Nokia X is positioned relatively low-end, its configuration is average. This phone is equipped with a 4-inch IPS screen with a resolution of only 840x480. Since the screen is relatively small, one-handed operation is not a problem at all on the X.
In terms of the core hardware of the phone, the X is equipped with 512MB of RAM and 4GB of ROM, supports memory card expansion, and has a 3-megapixel camera. The X released together with the X has an increase in memory to 768MB. The phone itself supports dual-SIM dual standby.
Similar to Amazon's Android products, although it uses the Android system, you can't see any GMS services on the Nokia X. Instead, there are here maps, Nokia Store, skydrive cloud storage, etc. At the same time, the interface is also fully "Microsoftized". The interface style of X is completely similar to Lumia, using a tile interface and supporting the scaling of single tiles.
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For background processing, Nokia borrowed from the previous Meego design. The background menu will appear after sliding. Unlike the general Android system, the background on X can directly implement program running operations. For example, the music player can be played directly in the background, etc. (/reply)
