The new Nokia 150 and Nokia 150 dual sim

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Is this phone out? If yes, How much is it?

In a world of smartphones, who is going to buy this?

Mmtchheewww..

Lol, we already in a world of smart phones o, in love with my tecno l8

I bet this would be more than 15k so why waste my money on a Java phone when I can add a meagre sum & get an android device?

Its not even smart sef...

nokia wont learn from the past....o ma se ooo

Ay92:
In a world of smartphones, who is going to buy this?

Those who would want to use it as a secondary phone

jsunex:
nokia wont learn from the past....o ma se ooo

How sir?

investigator007:
Its not even smart sef...

It's a feature phone

hoover420:
I bet this would be more than 15k so why waste my money on a Java phone when I can add a meagre sum & get an android device?

It's not up that amount sir

Dandsome:
Lol, we already in a world of smart phones o, in love with my tecno l8

Good phone you have there but you could consider this Nokia as a secondary phone

enfantdedieu:
Mmtchheewww..

Bros why u dey hiss Na?

xnigga:
It's not up that amount sir

how much hin come be?

sacramento1212:
Is this phone out? If yes, How much is it?

It should be in circulation Next Week. Projected price 8-12k

hoover420:
I bet this would be more than 15k so why waste my money on a Java phone when I can add a meagre sum & get an android device?

There are many reasons why many people will buy this phone over an android. There are some people with up to 4 sim cards and very active on calls so they will buy this to support their smart phone. The battery life is also an advantage.

xnigga:

It should be in circulation Next Week. Projected price 8-12k

Ok that would be nice. I love the phone and look forward to when it will be released.

Good. Will make a good pair as secondary phone with the anticipated Iphone8

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xnigga:

How sir?

they dont produce what consumers want

For those saying they won't buy this, I can guarantee you that a lot of people will . The target consumers are typically people who just need a phone that will do the basics (make a call, send a message, play songs, take crappy photos) and most especially light your way to the toilet at night when PHCN does their thing.

Keep in mind that most of these people would have high end phones that they browse with, game with and use to form boss. But they would need a ruggedy phone whose battery will take them for 2-3 days without looking for power bank. Something that they would put their main sim (the one they use to make and receive calls) in while the oza sim would be in their "big" phone. I also think that a lot of these people would in turn buy this (as a second phone) for Mama and Papa so that they will be reachable anytime.

This is going to be a hit mehn!!!

Also, Nokia (as a company) has bounced back from the setback that caused them to sell their mobile phone manufacturing business to Microsoft. I was reading an interview with their CEO the other day. Their share price has skyrocketed giving their shareholders a huge ROI (in my dreams, I wish I bought their shares then).

jsunex:
nokia wont learn from the past....o ma se ooo

The Nokia of old you know is not the same Nokia manufacturing this or any other phone.

Nokia exited the mobile phone manufacturing business after selling it to Microsoft when they realized they had lost out in a market that they created.

After selling the business, Microsoft started changing the names on Windows phones that were manufactured by Nokia to Microsoft. The acquisition was a good way for Microsoft to enter the Smartphone consumer market and push Windows Mobile to consumers.

But because Windows Mobile sucks and Microsoft isn't really great at producing for the consumer market, the acquisition turned out to be a bad one. After some years, Microsoft in turn counted their losses and sold the phone manufacturing business division.

They split the business into two (the smartphone division and the feature phone division) and sold them to different companies. But those companies rather than start brand building from scratch would manufacture phones under the brand name of Nokia.

Bro, it wouldn't be a bad idea if you began reading Forbes, The Economist and other foreign magazines. Try it!

simiolu1:


The Nokia of old you know is not the same Nokia manufacturing this or any other phone.

Nokia exited the mobile phone manufacturing business after selling it to Microsoft when they realized they had lost out in a market that they created.

After selling the business, Microsoft started changing the names on Windows phones that were manufactured by Nokia to Microsoft. The acquisition was a good way for Microsoft to enter the Smartphone consumer market and push Windows Mobile to consumers.

But because Windows Mobile sucks and Microsoft isn't really great at producing for the consumer market, the acquisition turned out to be a bad one. After some years, Microsoft in turn counted their losses and sold the phone manufacturing business division.

They split the business into two (the smartphone division and the feature phone division) and sold them to different companies. But those companies rather than start brand building from scratch would manufacture phones under the brand name of Nokia.

Bro, it wouldn't be a bad idea if you began reading Forbes, The Economist and other foreign magazines. Try it!

story for the gods,will that give the consumer reason to buy the phone... who cares about how or who sell or buy the company.... whats important is to produce what majority will luv to buy.

jsunex:


they dont produce what consumers want

That is about to change because henceforth Android powered Nokia phones will be introduced starting with the Nokia 6

hoover420:
I bet this would be more than 15k so why waste my money on a Java phone when I can add a meagre sum & get an android device?

You wish it was java. This device doesn't support java sha.

directonpc:
You wish it was java. This device doesn't support java sha.

so what's its operating system?

hoover420:
so what's its operating system?

Nokia series 30+ aka s30+.
Just as s40 is java and s60 is symbian.

jsunex:


story for the gods,will that give the consumer reason to buy the phone... who cares about how or who sell or buy the company.... whats important is to produce what majority will luv to buy.

Obviously you missed the points in my posts.

If two different companies buy two different divisions of a business, then you should be able to imply that they will have two different goals. Let me explain.

Nokia's old phone manufacturing business division was split into two: the smartphone division and the feature phone division before being sold. This means that those who bought the feature phone division would only make feature phones while those who bought the smartphone division would only make smartphones.

It costs less to produce a feature phone meaning that those who bought the feature phone division have a faster time-to-market. In the nearest future, you will see Nokia smartphones too; which would most likely run on the Android Operating System.

directonpc:
Nokia series 30+ aka s30+.

Just as s40 is java and s60 is symbian.

what is the significant difference between these 2 operating systems?