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Late last year, we learned that Microsoft had signed a deal with Norwegian software maker Opera, to help manage their Nokia device portfolio. While Microsoft will continue to maintain and manage the Lumia lineup, Opera would replace the Nokia Store and Nokia Xpress Browser with their own solutions on older Nokia handsets.
Starting this month, owners of class Nokia handsets running Series 40, Series 60, Symbian, Asha and Nokia X will be alerted to switch from using Nokia Store to Opera Mobile Store; and from Nokia Xpress Browser to Opera Mini.
On Series 40, Asha, and Series 60 phone when you open Nokia Store, you will be redirected to the Opera Store mobile website. On a Nokia X family phone you are asked to download the new Opera Store app, which replaces Nokia Store on your phone. Apps purchased from Nokia Store continue to work after the transition, but apps that have been paid for are not available to re-download.
The process of migrating customers from Nokia Store to Opera Mobile Store is expected to be complete in the first half of 2015, at which point Nokia Store will be closed.
Depending on which Nokia device you use, when you launch Nokia Xpress Browser on your phone, you will be asked if you want to upgrade your browser to Opera Mini in a few simple clicks, or you can choose to continue using Xpress Browser until the next set of reminders. If that doesn’t work, try visiting m.opera.com on your phone to download it manually.
For more information on these changes please hit the source links below.
source - Opera Mini browser | Opera Mobile Store
How to get the Opera web browser and Opera Mobile store on your classic Nokia device
Late last year, we learned that Microsoft had signed a deal with Norwegian software maker Opera, to help manage their Nokia device portfolio. While Microsoft will continue to maintain and manage the Lumia lineup, Opera would replace the Nokia Store and Nokia Xpress Browser with their own solutions on older Nokia handsets.
Starting this month, owners of class Nokia handsets running Series 40, Series 60, Symbian, Asha and Nokia X will be alerted to switch from using Nokia Store to Opera Mobile Store; and from Nokia Xpress Browser to Opera Mini.
Store
The Nokia Store will be discontinued on 31 March 2015 on devices running Series 40, Series 60, Symbian, Asha and the Nokia X platform. You may have already received an in-app notification from Nokia Store that it will soon become Opera Mobile Store. Lust like Nokia Store, Opera Mobile Store has thousands of games and apps, both free and paid, for Series 40, Series 60, Symbian, Asha, and Nokia X family phones. Developers on the Nokia Store are also being alerted to transfer their products to the Opera Store.On Series 40, Asha, and Series 60 phone when you open Nokia Store, you will be redirected to the Opera Store mobile website. On a Nokia X family phone you are asked to download the new Opera Store app, which replaces Nokia Store on your phone. Apps purchased from Nokia Store continue to work after the transition, but apps that have been paid for are not available to re-download.
The process of migrating customers from Nokia Store to Opera Mobile Store is expected to be complete in the first half of 2015, at which point Nokia Store will be closed.
Browser
Nokia Xpress Browser for Series 40, Series 30+ and Asha devices is getting discontinued at the end of this year and will replaced by Opera Mini. Just like Xpress, Opera Mini is also a proxy browser, which compresses your Internet data, making mobile web browsing faster and highly efficient.Depending on which Nokia device you use, when you launch Nokia Xpress Browser on your phone, you will be asked if you want to upgrade your browser to Opera Mini in a few simple clicks, or you can choose to continue using Xpress Browser until the next set of reminders. If that doesn’t work, try visiting m.opera.com on your phone to download it manually.
For more information on these changes please hit the source links below.
source - Opera Mini browser | Opera Mobile Store
DJs
The Finnish based phone manufacturer has unveiled yet another device to their portfolio - the Nokia 225. It's not a smartphone, but a feature phone, which looks just like the devices that made Nokia a dominant player in the industry a decade ago.
Nokia 225 officially unveiled with an affordable price and attractive colors
The Finnish based phone manufacturer has unveiled yet another device to their portfolio - the Nokia 225. It's not a smartphone, but a feature phone, which looks just like the devices that made Nokia a dominant player in the industry a decade ago.
The Nokia 225 is quite similar to the Nokia 220, which got unveiled back at MWC 2014. It has the same clean, classic candy bar design. However, the Nokia 225 is slightly bigger and heavier, yet thinner than the Nokia 220. The handset has a 2.8 inch 262k LCD display with a 240 by 320 pixel resolution. Additionally you get a microSD slot and a 2MP camera on its back. You also get a 1,200mAh battery providing the power, which Nokia claims will provide roughly 36 days of standby, 21 hours of talk time, and the impressive 49 hours of music playback. If you decide to browse the web on the small display of the Nokia 225, you can do so for up to 7.5 hours. The handset also provides users with a flashlight when one is required.
The Nokia 225 runs the Series 30 mobile platform, but still comes with Facebook and Twitter preloaded, while the browser of choice for the handset is the Nokia Xpress Browser, which most Asha and Windows Phone devices also sport.
Nokia reveals that the Nokia 225 will come in single-SIM and dual-SIM variations. Both versions will be priced at $53 (EUR 39) before taxes and will be available in Q2 2014 in select markets.
DJs
The Nokia X1-00 is an entry level mobile device which runs the Series 30 software platform. The device is aimed at music lovers, which is clear from the large speaker on the rear of the device, along with dedicated music keys.
A full list of the Nokia X1-00 features follows:
Nokia X1-00
The Nokia X1-00 is an entry level mobile device which runs the Series 30 software platform. The device is aimed at music lovers, which is clear from the large speaker on the rear of the device, along with dedicated music keys.
A full list of the Nokia X1-00 features follows:
| OS | Series 30 | |
| Size | Dimensions | 112.2 x 47.3 x 16 mm 73.2 cc |
| Weight | 91.1 g | |
| Display | Type | TFT, 56K colors |
| Size | 1.8 inches | |
| Resolution | 128x160 | |
| Features | ||
| Memory | Internal | - |
| External | microSD upto 16GB | |
| Connectivity | 3G | No |
| WLAN | No | |
| Bluetooth | No | |
| Infrared | No | |
| USB | No | |
| Camera | Primary | No |
| Secondary | No | |
| Video | No | |
| Features | - | |
| Hardware | CPU | |
| GPU | ||
| Chipset | ||
| RAM | ||
| Radio | Stereo FM | |
| Audio | ||
| Video | ||
| GPS | ||
| Sensors | ||
| Battery | Li-Ion 1500 mAh | |
| Stand-by | 1466 h | |
| Talk-time | 13 h | |
| Playback | 38 hours (Music) | |
| Additional Features | hardware | Flashlight loudspeaker (106 phon) |
| software | ||
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DJs
The C1-00 is a feature phone designed and manufactured by Nokia. It weighs around 73g and has a Radio and flashlight. The device allows up to 13 hours of talk time. The C1-00 runs on Symbian Series 30.
Nokia C1-00
The full specifications of the Nokia C1-00 follows:
| Size | Dimensions | 107.1 x 45 x 15 mm, 63 cc |
| Weight | 72.9 g | |
| Display | Type | TFT |
| Size | 1.8 inches | |
| Resolution | 128 x160 pixels | |
| Features | 65K colors | |
| Memory | Phonebook | 500 entries |
| Records | 20 dialed 20 received 20 missed calls | |
| Card Slot | No | |
| Connectivity | 3G | No |
| WLAN | No | |
| LAN | No | |
| Bluetooth | No | |
| Infrared | No | |
| USB | No | |
| Camera | Rear | No |
| Front | No | |
| Video | No | |
| Features | ||
| Colors | Medium Blue, Red, Light Gray, Sea Green | |
| Hardware | Radio | FM Radio |
| Features | Dual SIM (no dual standby) Flashlight | |
| Battery | Li-Ion 1020 (BL-5C) | |
| Stand-by | 1152 h | |
| Talk time | 13 h | |
| Additional Features | hardware | |
| software | ||
| Buy | ||