HMD, the company holding the rights to the Nokia brand, debuted the new look Nokia 3310 Sunday at the Mobile World Congress.
The darling of the pre smartphone era, the 3310 was at a point the peak in innovation, and its sturdy body and durable battery meant it remained a favourite for a long time and was arguably the most successful handset of that era.
A huge part of the past is coming back to this modern world, courtesy of Nokia, who are set to relaunch perhaps the most famous phone of all time, the Nokia 3310.
The 3310 was incredibly popular from the moment it was launched in 2000, and was a must have phone for years due to its durability and the strength of its battery, which has always been Nokia’s number one feature.
As we get close to Ghana’s 2012 General elections, the call for peace has intensified with several prominent individuals and corporate bodies entreating Ghanaians to make Peace their priority. Multinational communications and information technology corporation-Nokia has also joined the Peace campaign in Ghana, holding its maiden Nokia Corporate Golf for Peace event to highlight the importance … Read more
In a bid to continually deliver unmatched mobile experience to its teeming customers, Nokia the World’s leading mobile phone manufacturer has unveiled the Asha range of products into the Ghanaian market. The launch event which took place at the Silver Star Tower in Accra saw the official introduction of the Nokia Asha 201 and Nokia Asha 303 into the Ghanaian market.
Nokia asha phones are messaging devices produced with full QWERTY keypad for quick and easy text input yet quite affordable. The Asha range is available at the very affordable prize of mobile phones but imbued with the distinct features of smart phones.
General Manager in charge of Sales for Nokia Nigeria, Mr. Chris Brown said consumers can now send text messages, emails and chats with their friends with added speed advantage of the QWERTY keypad. They can also view their friends status updates and tweet right there on their home screen and download thousands of free applications from their proprietary Nokia store.
