Nokia introduces budget-friendly 130 feature phone

Not everything out on the market is a smartphone, at least if Nokia has any say about it. Nokia just unveiled the 130, a device that reminds us that mobile phones were for a time just meant for calls and text messages. The device supports microSD cards and has an LED flashlight but it doesn’t have a camera or Web browsing capabilities. Well, this is basically a US$25 phone so don’t expect it to perform any of the usual functions of a smartphone (aside from the calling, texting, and looking for stuff in the dark). It is a device meant for the developing markets or those that need a spare phone with them for emergencies.

Source: Engadget

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