Nokia Hits 1.5 Billion Sales Of Series 40 Mobile Phones

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Nokia today announced one of the most significant milestones in its history with the sale of its 1.5 billionth Series 40 mobile phone.

The 1.5 billionth phone was a Nokia Asha 303, which was sold to a female consumer in the Brazilian city of São Paulo and represents a historic moment as Nokia continues its strategy of connecting the next billion.




Nokia Asha 303, A stunning touch screen handset with QWERTY keypad designed for web browsing, social networking and gaming, that features pre-installed entertainment and applications such as Angry Birds Lite.

Company cliams that new Nokia Asha range now blur the line between feature phones and smartphones. With recent innovations including Nokia Maps for Series 40, Nokia Browser and Web Apps, Nokia Money and Nokia Life Tools, millions of consumers have enjoyed easy and affordable access to the Internet and information for the first time, with locally relevant apps and content.

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