Wednesday, June 22, 2011

News - Launch: Nokia C2-03 – Dual SIM and Touch and Type, together


Coolest Gadget News Nokia C2-03 GLOBAL – Today we see the launch of a new Series 40-powered feature phone, the Nokia C2-03. Combining Dual-SIM functionality with Touch and Type technology, this new phone is perfect for people who want to combine their separate needs into one single device.

The Nokia C2-03 is Nokia’s third Touch and Type phone and first such form factor to feature Dual-SIM.
For people waiting for a low-cost feature phone with Nokia Maps, the wait is over. The Nokia C2-03 comes preloaded with the brand new Nokia Maps for Series 40, making this great service accessible to a much wider range of phone users. As for Internet browsing, the newly released Nokia Browser for Series 40 is now installed as standard on all future Series 40 devices. Mary McDowell, the head of Nokia’s Mobile Phones business unit, explains why all these features have been included in the Nokia C2-03:
The Nokia C2-03 sees the return of the slide phone, with the touchscreen covering the keypad.

Say what you see: it's the Nokia C2-02, C2-03 and C2-06, a trio of affordable Nokia Symbian phones. The C2-03 holds two SIM cards, making it perfect for jet-setters and adulterers.
The C2-03 has a dual SIM slot, so you can put two different SIM cards in from different networks. The phones run Symbian Series 40 software. Even if we do, a trio of mid-range Symbian phones is really just a sideshow. Today also saw the grand unveiling of the Nokia N9, a smart phone shorn of buttons.


The company’s official blog has announced the launch of the Nokia C2-03 comprising of dual SIM functionality with touch and type technology.
Additionally, the device comes in with Nokia Maps and a newly released Nokia browser for Series 40. The latter strives to provide an enhanced web experience.
Mary McDowell, the head of Nokia’s Mobile Phones business unit, explained, “The Nokia C2-03 makes managing multiple SIMs simpler, without compromising on any other features. The handset uses the touch and type feature and seems to mark the return of the slide phone with a bang.

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