Nokia X2 Dual SIM

The Nokia X2 is among a limited breed of Android smartphones produced by Nokia and comes with some fairly standard low-end hardware like a WVGA display, dual-core processor, and dual SIM slots.

The Nokia X2 is a device with a 4.3-inch display, with a standard resolution of 800x480 pixels. It might not be the sharpest displays around, but Nokia's ClearBlack technology ensures high sunlight legibility and deeper blacks than other LCD displays. A 1,800 mAh battery provides the juice for powering the display and for driving the 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon 200 processor at the heart of the device.

The X2 has 1GB of RAM for multitasking purposes, and 4GB of internal storage for apps and media. There is a microSD slot on the device for adding more storage, and it also has a microUSB port for transferring content to and from a computer. The phones runs the Android operating system, but instead of the usual Google apps, comes with Microsoft services like OneDrive, Skype, Office, etc.

Users can capture images by using the 5-megapixel camera on the back side and also record videos using the same. There is a basic VGA secondary camera on the front for capturing seflies and making calls over the included Skype app or via any other video chat service. Furthermore, the inclusion of Microsoft's OneDrive service means users can upload their images and videos to the cloud instead of keeping them on the device itself.

The Nokia X2 can go online using the inbuilt Wi-Fi and 3G technology. Basic connectivity features like Bluetooth and GPS are also included. GPS can be used for real-time navigation using the preloaded Nokia Maps, which supports both online and offline navigation. Those who use two networks can take advantage of the dual SIM slots to always stay connected to their loved ones.