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The latest Nokia Asha range of phones have to be the most striking and stunning range of phones on the market. We love the two-tone look and feel of the Nokia Asha 503 and Asha 502, and while it may not have the same look, the Nokia Asha 501 is no slouch either.We think it’s a great example of a range for those who don’t need the full power of a fully-fledged smartphone but still want to stay in touch with friends and family using the latest social media apps, as well as own an amazing looking little phone.
As we all know, any phone is only as good as the battery life it offers. That’s why Nokia has developed the Nokia Asha 502 and Asha 503 to be has power-efficient as possible. However, having a few tricks under your belt so you know how to get even more from your device is also worth having.
Whether it’s little tricks like turning the WiFi off when not in a hotspot zone, or switching Bluetooth on only when you need to use it to connect to another device, there are plenty of little tricks to know and use.
Nokia has put together a neat little tutorial video with several options to extend battery life on your new Nokia Asha phone. In this video you’ll learn how to maximise the battery life on your phone.
If you’ve not got your hands on the Nokia Asha 503 yet, you’ll find that it’s a stunning phone based around a 3-inch QVGA touchscreen made from curved Gorilla Glass. It measures 102.55 x 60.55 x 12.70mm and weighs in at 110.15g. The 3.5g phone is powered by the Asha Platform you’ll find the Fastlane interface allows for a smooth and swipe-able interface.
It comes with a 5-Megapixel camera with LED Flash and even has new imaging apps Picfeed, Pictag and Photofunia to enhance the camera functionality further.
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