Nokia X2-05

Nokia X2-05
Manufacturer	Nokia
Series	Nokia Xseries
Availability by region	November 2011
Predecessor	Nokia X2-00
Successor	Nokia 301
Related	Nokia X2-02
Compatible networks	GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Form factor	candybar
Dimensions	113x50x15 mm
Weight	87.8 g
Operating system	Series 40
Memory	10 MB
Removable storage	microSD (hot swap), expandable to 32GB
Battery	BL-5CB, Li-Ion 800 mAh Standby: up to 25 days,; Talk time: 4 hours;
Rear camera	0.3 megapixels, VGA (640x480 px), fixed focus
Display	2.2" TFT, 240x320 px QVGA
Data inputs	numeric keypad
Development status	Discontinued
Website	Nokia X2-05 support page at Microsoft

Nokia X2-05 is an entry-level mobile phone running on the Nokia Series 40^[1] operating system. It was announced on October 11, 2011 and was released two months later. The phone was available in Black, Silver, White and Bright Red, and came with a stereo headset and a MicroUSB cable. The suggested price was €46 before taxes and excluding subsidies (SIM-free).^[2]

Features

Nokia X2-05 is focussed on music: it has support for a wide range of audio formats, such as MP3, MP4, AAC, AAC+, AMR-NB. The handset has a built-in 106phon loudspeaker and includes an FM radio with a speakerphone option and a possibility to record radio transmissions.^[1] The phone can be connected via USB either via Nokia PC Suite, or act as a USB mass storage device.^[2] The device supports Bluetooth v2.1, including A2DP and EDR profiles.

Software

The X2-05 comes with an audio player, Nokia Browser 1.0, which uses compression technology, e-mail, instant messaging, Facebook and Twitter client apps, and supports Java for third-party applications, which can be downloaded from the Nokia Store (Opera Store as of July 2015).^[1]

Nokia Life Tools 1.7 was included on devices made for Chinese, Indonesian, Indian, and Nigerian markets.^[1]

Devices for the Chinese market included Mobile QQ (an instant messaging program popular in China) and a Chinese dictionary.^[1]

MSN Messenger IM functionality may not work, because Microsoft shut down the .NET Messaging Service in favour of Skype. Alternative instant messaging services are supported via Java (J2ME) apps.

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "Nokia X2-05". Nokia Europe. 2012. Archived from the original on 2012-04-19.
^ ^a ^b Delaney, Ian (2011-10-11). "Launch: Nokia C2-05 and Nokia X2-05 – looks and power, for less". Nokia Conversations. Lumia Conversations (Microsoft). Archived from the original on 2015-07-23. Retrieved 2015-07-23.

External links

http://mobiles.sulekha.com/nokia_x2-05_mobile.htm http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_x2_05-4242.php

[Nokia_X2-05-1] "Nokia X2-05". Nokia Europe. 2012. Archived from the original on 2012-04-19.

[nokiaconversations-2] Delaney, Ian (2011-10-11). "Launch: Nokia C2-05 and Nokia X2-05 – looks and power, for less". Nokia Conversations. Lumia Conversations (Microsoft). Archived from the original on 2015-07-23. Retrieved 2015-07-23.

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