The new handset came with several features but skipped an essential element, high-speed internet access.
Though the handset supported 2G internet access, web experience at snail speed is not acceptable anymore.
for enhance the web experience, the company re-launched its product as Nokia 3310 3G.
The new handset is integrated with a 2-megapixel primary camera with LED flash and a Micro-USB port.
The phone is also equipped with Bluetooth 2.1 to pair with external speakers and other phones.
In addition, the handset runs on Feature OS powered by Java.
It also sports a 2.4-inch QVGA (240320 pixels) color display.
Other features include FM radio, 64MB storage and supports up to 32GB microSD expandable storage.
Whereas In India, Nokia 3310 supporting 2G data service was launched in June at Rs.
3,310; however, there is no news regarding it next launch of its upgraded 3G model.
source: www.techworm.net
