Nokia Asha 311

Nokia has always been creating magic in the market with its low budget and user-friendly phones. This time Nokia is going to release Asha 311 very soon. This time is expected to be very effective in terms of performance and attractive in terms of appearance.

Nokia Asha 311

Really looks and have great features is comfortable price.

Nokia launched their first powerful Asha phones, 300 and 303 with 1GHz processor that we reviewed recently , but this is their first full-touch Asha phone with the new UI. The new Touch UI is good, and the battery life is also good that lasts more than 2 days with average use such as few hours of...

Nokia Asha 311

Nokia's Asha 311 is a budget blower that comes packing a new touchscreen interface.

Review: Nokia Asha 311

The handset's 3" capacitive touchscreen (240x400 pixels) is protected by Corning's Gorilla Glass . The display is sharp and bright, while its contrast is better than what you get on similarly-priced handsets.

Meet the Nokia Asha 311, Nokia's attempt to end the war between smartphones and "dumbphones". This 3-inch touchscreen phone packs a 1GHz processor, 3G and Wi-Fi for location skills, but it's running Nokia's power sipping S40 operating system, which you probably last saw on that ageing Nokia candybar...

Nokia Asha 311 review

While Nokia's Lumia Windows Phone smartphones get the lions share of press for the Finnish firm these days, its Nokia Asha feature-phones are the unsung heroes that are quietly shifting plenty of units throughout the world.

Nokia Asha 311 review: Nokia Asha 311

The Nokia Asha 311 may be the most easy to use Series 40 device ever made, but it's still saddled with legacy baggage that throws up cryptic error messages and annoying confirmation requests far too often to make it pleasing to use. This old technology just isn't a serious competitor to all the slick budget Androids. Considering how much noise Nokia makes about its Microsoft partnership these days, you'd be forgiven for thinking all its phones ran Windows Phone. Au contraire. Nokia is still making a Series 40-based line of cheaper, basic smart phones primarily aimed at budget-conscious mobile users -- its Asha range of handsets.

Nokia Asha 311 review: A penny saved

Nokia is still picking up pace in the smartphone market, with the Microsoft-driven Lumias yet to make the impact the Finns have been hoping for since the strategy reset.

Nokia Asha 311 budget smartphone review

Nokia's smartphone sales may be in the toilet at the moment but it still flogs a fair number of handsets under the Asha brand of feature phones. Newest to the ranks is the Asha 311 which looks and behaves a bit like a smartphone but has a far lower purchase price – around £100 unlocked and SIM-free.