Recently, Nokia launched Nokia 5233 in India. The Nokia 5233 is the follow up of Nokia 5230 which became quite popular in India. Targeted towards young professionals and college students, the Nokia 5233 is a 2G version of 5230. It is a touchscreen mobile phone with a colorful display. However, it does not support 3G and Wi-Fi. Nokia is the largest handset producer in the world. India is one of the biggest market for Nokia because the country has a large number of young population who are very keen to use mobile phones. Nowdays, mobile phones are status symbols for the Indian youth.
Hardware specs:
Length: 111 mm.
Breadth: 51.7 mm.
Width: 15.5 mm.
Weight: 115 gm.
Network: Quad Band GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz - no 3G
Display: 3.2 inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 640340 pixels.
Camera: 2 megapixel camera with 4X digital zoom and video recording.
Radio: FM Radio
Memory extension: Can be extended up to 16 GB through MicroSD card slot.
Bluetooth: Bluetooth v2.0+A2DP
GPS: A-GPS with OVI maps
3.5 mm jack
Talk time: Up to 7 hours
Price: The new Nokia 5233 mobile phone price will be priced at Rs.7,800 in India.
Now, you can hear your favorite songs on your Nokia phones. The music store service of Nokia is now in India with a collection of more than 3 million songs including international tracks, hit Bollywood songs and regional soundtracks. The music service was launched at Nokia Music Connects, one of the largest music forums, jointly owned by Music Matters, and Indiantelevision.com. Nokia joined with Indian Music Industry, a consortium of more than 150 music companies to offer consumers a wide range of songs in various languages. The company also inked deals with GIRI and Phoneytunes for South Indian and North Indian music. IT News Online.com reports:
To begin with, the consumers can experience Nokia Music store (music.nokia.co.in) via inbox vouchers included in all XpressMusic handsets and select Nseries devices and ESeries devices such as the N97, N86 , E71, E63 amongst others.
To deliver updated content, Nokia has tied up with international music labels such as Universal Music Group, Sony Music, EMI and Warner and major independent Indian record labels including Tseries, Yashraj Music, Saregama, BIG Music, Venus and many more.
Elizabeth Schimel, VP, Music, Nokia was very much excited with the launch of their 21st Music Store in India. She said that the music store covers 20 genres and almost 90% of the Indian local music. She believe that the Music Store will revolutionise the music industry.
