Nokia has launch two new cell phones namely, Nokia 100 and Nokia 101. The 101 and 100 comes with features a dual-SIM capability that enables users to connect to two different mobile networks to make/ receive calls and messages. It also comes with a FM radio, MP3 player, a loudspeaker, and a microSD slot for an expanded storage of up to 16GB. Meanwhile, the Nokia 100 is a basic color-screen cell phone with FM radio.
The two cell phones are developed to provide mobile communication to countries where purchasing a phone is considered an investment, such as large parts of Africa and Asia. And both phones offer Nokia Life Tools (in selected markets) and Nokia Money (in India), which provides access to locally-relevant information on healthcare, education, agriculture, and entertainment. They run on the Series 30 operating system, can support up to five address books, and store personalization details of up to five different SIM cards.
The Nokia 101 will be available in the third quarter of 2011, with black and red color options; while the Nokia 100 will be released on the last quarter of 2011, with four color choices
Both phones sell pricing only 25 euros (US$35) and 20 euros ($30), respectively.
The two cell phones are developed to provide mobile communication to countries where purchasing a phone is considered an investment, such as large parts of Africa and Asia. And both phones offer Nokia Life Tools (in selected markets) and Nokia Money (in India), which provides access to locally-relevant information on healthcare, education, agriculture, and entertainment. They run on the Series 30 operating system, can support up to five address books, and store personalization details of up to five different SIM cards.
The Nokia 101 will be available in the third quarter of 2011, with black and red color options; while the Nokia 100 will be released on the last quarter of 2011, with four color choices
Both phones sell pricing only 25 euros (US$35) and 20 euros ($30), respectively.
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