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Nokia Asha 501 allows Free access to Facebook in India

Nokia has announced the latest Asha series low-end smartphone at $99(Rs.5,000) especially available for Facebook users. Nokia has confirmed the global partnership with Facebook, allowing the free access to Facebook to Airtel and MTNL subscribers in India. So, it has been good move by Nokia to attract market of low budget Android smartphones. It is a first smartphone in Asha series built on the design, inspired by Lumia and Nokia picked red as the signature color. It is made of only two parts to make it more durable and cheaper to manufacture.


Full Features:

- It has a 3 inch QVGA capacitive touchscreen with resolution of 320x240 pixels. It is built with 3.2 MP camera on the rear side but no camera on the front. The device supports only 2G connection and Wi-Fi. Nokia said that the 3G version is likely to be launched later. It also includes 4G micro SD, Bluetooth v3.0 and USB port, and with battery support of 17 hours.

There will be both single SIM and Easy-Swap dual SIM versions of the Asha 501 and it will come preloaded with 40 free EA games.The Asha 501 has two main screens: the Home screen is an icon-based view that many smartphone users are accustomed to, allowing owners to jump into a specific app. Other one, the Fastlane is a list of a user's 50 most recent apps, contacts and other content.
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