Nokia X2-01 Review

Nokia has announced a couple of new additions to its budget range: the Nokia C2-01 and the Nokia X2-01, both running Symbian S40. The Nokia X2-01 is a device for social networking and fast communications. Nokia X2-01 comes with a full QWERTY keypad and is aimed at those who can’t get enough of text messaging and status updates. This is bolstered by the new Communities app which integrates Facebook into the device. You can see friends’ updates directly from the homescreen and easily post your own updates and photos. With one click, you can dive into the application for a deeper view.

As befits an Xseries device, there’s also a healthy emphasis on music. There’s one click access to music, the media player, FM radio and the Ovi Music service, for unlimited access to a vast library of tunes, will be available in selected markets. There’s also Ovi Store, of course, for fresh apps. Ovi Life Tools will also be available in some territories.
Nokia X2-01 Specs

Nokia X2-01 comes with a 2.4-inch QVGA screen and a VGA camera on the back. The Nokia X2-01 measures 119.4 x 59.8 x 14.3mm and weighs 107.5g. It supports memory cards up to 8GB. There’s no WiFi and only GPRS/EDGE data, but that’s compensated for by the low price.
Nokia X2-01 Features

Messaging
• Full QWERTY keymat
• 1-click accessto emailand chat via Nokia Messaging
• EasyOvi Mailand Ovi Chat account creation
• Conversational SMS for chat type messaging
• Favorite contacts on homescreen

Social networking
• 1-click accessto social networking directly from home screen
• Viewing alerts and news on the homescreen
• Easy posting and changing of status and uploading photos
• Quick navigation through your friends latest posts

Music
• 1-click accessto music
• Ovi Music (in select countries)
• Media player
• FM stereo radio + RDS

Additional features
• VGA camera
• 3.5 AV connector
• Built-inhandsfreespeaker
• Ovi Life Tools(in select markets)

The Nokia X2-01 is going to be available from this Quarter and the price is expected be around €80, before local taxes and operator subsidies are applied.