The Nokia C2-02 is a single SIM version with a
similar feature set, as well as push messaging options and a broad range of IM
providers included, and the Nokia C2-06 comes in a range of fresh colors with a
clean, smooth finish.
The phones all ship with new Nokia Maps for Series 40,
where local maps and places of interest are pre-installed on the phone. This
means users can view maps and plan routes when the phone is in offline mode,
thus saving on the costs of downloading maps over the mobile network.
All three phones also deliver a great internet browsing
experience through the data compression technology of the Nokia Browser, which
keeps the costs of surfing low and speeds up page downloads – benefiting both
consumers and operators. The browser loads with a localized start page, giving
the user instant access to the most relevant content, and is tabbed to give
easy access to favorite or previously viewed information.
“We want the web to be easy to access, fast and
affordable for all. The technology behind the Nokia Browser means that
consumers, especially those new to the mobile internet, can get the information
they need quickly, as the Nokia Browser serves up relevant local content –
making the whole experience more personal and enjoyable,” McDowell added.
The three phones also pack a stereo FM radio, media
player and memory support that can be expanded to a whopping 32 GB, letting
users store thousands of photos, videos and music files.
By Telecomlead.com Team