Seeking to regain its long-held and recently lost crown as
the world's largest vendor of mobile phones, Nokia today launched its 1 Series
of affordable handsets. But in a twist of some sort, instead of the usual
low-cost mobile phones, the Finnish company came up with the Nokia 110 and
Nokia 112.
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| Nokia 110 offers users an inexpensive yet fast means of connecting to the Internet, its vendor says. |
Now, these phones may be inexpensive, but they offer young
and urban consumers a fast and affordable means of connecting via social
networks. They come with the Nokia Browser, an Internet browser Nokia claims
reduces data consumption by up to 90 percent. This means the phones offer
online access, while saving their users in terms of time and data costs.
