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Nokia offers high-end smartphones based on Windows Phone, and low-end ones based on the Asha platform. With this, they fill the gap in the middle.
by moondowner 13y ago
Nokia offers high-end smartphones based on Windows Phone, and low-end ones based on the Asha platform. With this, they fill the gap in the middle.
- pavlov 13y agoRather this Nokia X is (will / should be) replacing touchscreen Asha entirely on Nokia's low-end smartphones. I have one of the new Asha touchscreen phones, the Asha 501. It's a quite pretty little device with some excellent UI ideas... But the whole is marred by the limitations and poor performance of the Series 40 + Java ME software platform.
- cdooh 13y agoSo the 520 was not "middle"?