Finish phone-maker Nokia has unveiled their first range of full touchscreen phones aimed at budget buyers. The new mobiles combine a swiping screen interface but will still use Nokia's existing S40 software. By aiming at the budget market Nokia hopes to appeal to customers in emerging economies. Nokia has teamed up with Microsoft but sales of phones using its Windows operating system have been sluggish. The Finnish company is no longer the world's largest cellphone maker by volume. That title has been taken by South Korea's Samsung which has also overtaken Nokia and Apple in smartphone sales. Sky News |
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