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Mobile Update:- Nokia X7 Now Available In India At Price Rs 22,000


-The Nokia X7 is now officially available in Indian market.

-The X7 features a 4" AMOLED touchscreen display and runs on latest Symbian Annan OS.

-This come with a 8GB microSD card and 8-megapixel full focus camera also offers 720p video recording and comes with a dual LED flash.


The 4-inch, capacitive AMOLED display offers 16 million colours and a resolution of 640 x 360 pixels. And it’s made of tough glass, so it won’t shatter if you lose control during a drive around Asphalt 5 HD. The 8-megapixel full focus camera also offers 720p video recording and comes with a dual LED flash. The Nokia X7 comes with 8GB memory card pre-installed, with up to 350MB built-in operating memory. It can support MicroSD cards up to 32GB.

The device measures 119.7 x 62.8 x 11.9mm (thinner at the edges) and weighs 146g. It offers Pentaband 2G/3G network connectivity and 802.11 b/g/n WiFi support. It offers a 3.5mm audio connector for headphones. The 1200mAH battery is rated for up to 450 hours standby and 4.5 hours talktime on a 3G network – longer over GSM.
It comes with Galaxy on Fire HD and Asphalt 5 HD preinstalled. And there’s thousands more great games and apps on Ovi Store.
The Nokia X7 phone will cost you Rs 22,000 and available all Nokia priority dealers other mobile stores in India.
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