aka Nokia. Time will tell whether Microsoft’s super basic Trojan pony has any legs at all. But one thing is certain: Microsoft will sell a lot more of these handsets than it shifts Lumias.

BARCELONA (Reuters) – Nokia launched a 15-euro phone to shore up its position in the basic handset market, where it has lost share while it focused on developing expensive smartphones.

Click through for the gossip. Here's the best of what's supposedly coming from Nokia in the first half of the year: C5-00: seen previously, this is a basic handset with built-in GPS (available ...

Nokia recently announced that it will launch five basic yet affordable handsets, targeted specifically at emerging markets, within the next few months. The handsets, namely the Nokia 1280 ...

As with some previous Nokia handsets, the camera comes with Zeiss ... The phone comes with a more basic quad-lens rear camera than the one on the Nokia 8.3. Then there's the Nokia 1.3, with ...

Last year, Nokia was the world’s No. 2 phone manufacturer, behind Samsung, for all handsets, including basic mobile phones, feature phones (which have more features than basic mobile phones but ...

Today Nokia unveiled seven new handsets that come right into the low ... packing very little more than the basic telephony and messaging features. The Nokia 2320 classic, Nokia 2323 classic ...

It was a time before the iPhone, and Nokia ruled with popular handsets that let you play simple ... Those specs are still fairly basic by our modern phone standards, but that’s the beauty ...

it could be a surprise hit with nostalgia fans and those looking for a basic handset with a little more elegance. Apart from the rejuvenated Matrix-phone, four other Nokia handsets running Android ...

The handset is being marketed as a feature phone, with HMD Global, which owns the rights to the Nokia brand ... Around the back is a basic 2-megapixel camera capable of capturing grainy shots ...

Of the 336 million handsets Nokia sold last year, only about 10 percent were smartphones. Basic models accounted for 31 percent of Nokia’s revenue, versus 18 percent for smartphones Network ...