Nokia Releases 3 Phone Asha No Physical Keyboard

Nokia Releases 3 Phone Asha No Physical Keyboard 

Nokia launches three new mobile phones that run Asha series with the S40 operating system, ie, 305 Asha, Asha Asha 306 and 311. All three became the first S40 phone that features a full touch screen.

 Previously, Nokia series Asha has implemented touch screen interface, but still include the "physical keyboard". Nokia targeting the youth segment who are hungry for entertainment, particularly gaming, Internet, instant messaging and social networking sites.

Nokia promises users who purchase one of three new phones Asha, will get 40 free games from EA, as well as the Angry Birds from Rovio. To support the internet connection, equip Nokia Nokia Browser 2.0 browser application, which is claimed to save the use of internet data for up to 90% from the previous version of the Nokia Browser. Asha 305 began shipping in the second quarter of this year. While Asha Asha 306 and new 311 shipped in the third quarter.

The following three specifications of the new Asha phone:  

Nokia Asha: Asha 305 and 306
- 3-inch WQVGA touch screen
- 2MP Camera
- Music player and FM radio
- Plug and play for easy connection to PC and transfer the data
- GPRS and EDGE
- Nokia Maps and Nokia Life (only in certain countries)

Asha Asha 305 and 306 look the same from the side of the form. So, what distinguishes the two? Asha 305 has dual SIM card slots, and will be priced at 85 dollars (excluding tax).

While Asha 306, equipped with Wi-Fi features and priced at 93 dollars (excluding tax).
Nokia says Asha 306 is the cheapest mobile phone from Nokia is equipped with Wi-Fi feature.

Nokia Asha 311 :
- 3-inch touch screen 
- Camera 3.2 MP 
- 1GHz Processor 
- Music player, FM radio and internet radio 
- Plug and play for easy connection to PC and transfer the data 
- Nokia Maps and Nokia Life (only in certain countries) 
- HSPA connectivity 
- Wi-Fi 
- Supports 3.5G network 
- For sale at a price of 121 U.S. dollars (excluding tax)