Microsoft Refreshes the Nokia 105
Jun 3, 2015, 6:54 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Microsoft today announced a new version of the Nokia 105, its entry-level feature phone. The Nokia 105 is a bar-style device with a physical keypad and 1.45-inch LCD display. The phone runs Series 30+ and has features such as an FM radio, torch light, and several games. Microsoft improved talk time to 15 hours and standby time to 35 days. Microsoft also expanded the phone book capacity to 2,000 entries. Microsoft says the earpiece speaker is 20% louder than the original for better clarity. The phone supports 850/1900MHz GSM networks and is also being offered in a dual-SIM variant with 900/1800MHz GSM. The Nokia 105 will be sold in select markets beginning this month. It costs $20.
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