With the launch of the high-end Lumia 800 and the slightly more affordable Lumia 710 Windows Phone Mango smartphones at its most recent trade show in London, it's evident that Nokia has been trying to make major strides to compete with Apple's iPhone and the many Google Android-powered devices that flood the market today. But what about Nokia's bread-and-butter, the mass market category of cellphones that made the Finnish giant a household name? Doesn't Nokia have anything to offer for the people? Why, yes, of course it does. Nokia took the opportunity it had today to launch a total of four new Series 40 feature phones, each with a special feature going on in order to entice consumers to put them into their pockets.
All four of the new Series 40 feature phones announced at the Nokia World expo today belong to a new line of phones: the Nokia Asha range. These are the Nokia Asha 200, Nokia Asha 201, Nokia Asha 300, and Nokia Asha 303. These not-quite-high-end but far-from-basic handsets from Nokia are intended for the everyman. Read on for a detailed run-down of what makes each of them so special.
