Nokia has unveiled a new range of Symbian S40-based low-end handsets, called Asha, aimed at emerging markets such as India and Africa. The additional range is intended to help Nokia target the "next ...

The last time we saw new members of the Asha family they eschewed the usual QWERTY keyboard, opting instead for a full touchscreen. The newly announced (and previously teased) Asha 210, however, ...

One or more additional members are expected to join Nokia's Lumia line-up next Tuesday, but today the company has chosen New Delhi as the stage to unveil the Asha 501, a new touchscreen handset that ...

Take Nokia's estimable skills in crafting solid, affordable smartphones, a dash of MeeGo-learned interface know-how, and a motivating desperation to own the developing market, and you get this, the ...

Nokia’s unveiled a whole new range at Nokia World (which, despite the name, is more of a Nokia exhibition than a whole planet) – meet the Asha series. All four devices are powered by the Nokia Browser ...

Nokia today unveiled a new device and operating system that it hopes can help it compete with Android phones at the low end of the mobile market. The 2G touchscreen handset features a single homepage ...

Nokia unveiled a new platform for its Asha range of smartphones and feature phones today, which puts a greater on apps and offers two separate screens, called ‘Home’ and ‘Fastlane’. It’s unclear ...

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Nokia promised something new would come from its Finnish offices this week, and bright and early this morning, it did indeed launch a new phone. We had half-expected Nokia to announce a pair of new ...

The Nokia Asha 303 might not look too exciting, but it's got a few treats in store, including a capacitive touchscreen and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and writer/ ...

The Nokia X was never meant for developed markets. Instead, it was intended to compete against low-end Android phones in developing and emerging ones. The Nokia X was a "forked" Android device with a ...

Having long slipped from its pedestal as the world's premier mobile phone manufacturer, Nokia has been trying to make up lost ground with some attention-grabbing high-end smart phones like the 808 ...