Soon after Motorola mobility now a Google company released the most
avoidable android smartphone in the market, Nokia with a
similar strategy targeting middle income earners released the Nokia
525 Windows Phone 8. At Expansys we unbox both phones to give a
some comparisons in terms of differences and similarities.
Obviously each individual user will have their own preferences of
which phone to choose but the objective here is to display the
available specifications and to let you all know that smartphones
manufactures are now targeting a middle income earners as
consumers.
Nokia Lumia 525 is available in orange, yellow and black has a
dimensions of
4.0”/IPS Resolution: 800 x 400 pixels
The Motorola G available in black has a dimension of 4.5 “/ LCD and
resolution 1280 x 780 pixels /336 ppi.
The Motorola G design has rounded curvature
corners.
Nokia Lumia 525 on the other hand, has inherited most of its design
from the Nokia Lumia 1520 tablet device.
Both the Nokia 525 and Motorola G have removable battery options
and unlocked SIM card capability.
Android 4.3 Jelly bean OS and Motorola is guaranteed to upgrade the
OS to Kit Kat 4.4 in January of 2014.
Windows 8 Phone OS has been currently available through all Nokia
Smartphones, its current design is both user friendly and has a
very appealing font design.
Specifications
Overall observations on both phones is that Motorola Moto G is the
more bigger phone in size and weight with the options of a front
camera, longer battery power, faster processor where the Nokia
Lumia 525 is a much lighter and smaller dimension phone with
available color options. The performance of each phone is debatable
as the Android OS requires a much heavier work put compared to the
Windows 8 Phone, a more simple,bigger user interface and good list
variety of apps.
However, at this price, of course you'll never
expect
that it will be able to
connect to 4G LTE and the internal memory is restricted to only 8GB
Ram.
