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HMD Asha 305 Returns as Android Phone
HMD launched its new HMD Asha 305 phone, reviving the Asha name associated with Nokia's old feature phones. It aims to provide a simple, affordable device for users who focus on essentials without needing a sophisticated smartphone. The phone features a small size, a 5-inch display with a resolution of 854×480, 2-megapixel cameras, a Unisoc processor, 2GB of RAM, and 16GB of internal storage expandable via microSD card up to 128GB. The device runs on Pulse OS based on Android but lacks Google services. It includes an app store focused on lightweight applications like TikTok Lite and WhatsApp Lite. Priced approximately at $65, it serves as a middle ground between traditional feature phones and budget smartphones, emphasizing communication and everyday use.
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