Nokia

The Nokia C1-00 is the first Dual SIM (GSM + GSM) from Nokia. It sports a 1.8 inch 65k color TFT display and runs on the S30 interface. The handset has bright color screen, Flashlight, Large Phone-book (500 entries), Multiple phone-books, MP3 ringtones, SMS speed dialling , FM radio and 3.5mm audio port.

The Nokia X2 is a candy bar shaped mobile that uses the Series 40 software platform. There is a 2.2-inch TFT screen underneath which is a alphanumeric keypad. The X2 also comes with dedicated keys for its 5 Mega-pixel camera and music. Phone is GPRS and EDGE enabled and has FM radio support. The weight of the phone with the battery is 82 g with dimensions of 47 x 111 x 13.3 mm.

Nokia sporting a 16:9 3.2" touchscreen and slide-out QWERTY. This Symbian^1 (S60) powered device has a 5MP camera with flash and autofocus, Wi-Fi, GPS and 3.5mm jack. So nothing new under the sun here. Not surprisingly, users will have access to a plethora of Ovi services, including Store, Music, Chat and Mail.

The Nokia E5 is a mid-range Symbian OS v9.3 powered smartphone sporting a full QWERTY keyboard with a 2.36-inch display. The Nokia E5 is powered by an ARM 11 600 MHz processor and supports faster multitasking. Phone has a 5 Mega pixel camera with LED flash that records DVD quality video at 15 fps.

Nokia C3 is a QWERTY keyboard phone with GSM support, Series 40 OS, 2.4 inch screen, 2 MP rear camera, Wi-Fi, FM radio

The Nokia C5 is an affordable Symbian S60 3rd Edition smartphone, with support for Ovi Maps 3.0 (with free walk and drive navigation) and Nokia Messaging. The phonebook shows you the Facebook status updates of your contacts and you'll also be able to easily update your status and share location with Ovi Maps.

The Nokia 6303i classic is a refreshed version of the 6303 classic candybar. This version has more internal memory and support for up to 8GB microSD cards. The downside of this new version is that it records video with lower quality than the 6303 classic - QVGA at 8 fps.