subject: Why the Nokia C3 Can Capture the Market [print this page] Why the Nokia C3 Can Capture the Market Why the Nokia C3 Can Capture the Market
The past few Yearly Quarters have seen several mid range and beginner model mobile phones enter the market. Mobile phones like the Samsung Corby, the LG Cookie, etc brought some drastic changes in the user mentality while buying mobile phones. Nokia, the market leader in many of the mobile markets globally, has now decided to foot the line and has launched the C3, a beginner level, feature packed phone that is surely about to bring about some changes in the mobile market. Here are some of the reasons why the Nokia C3 can capture the market.
The Nokia C3 is jam-packed with features, and is a phone that has something for everyone, and yet, none of these features will make it impossible to buy. The C3 has a 2G and Wi Fi connection for people who'd like to connect to the net on the go, it has a 2.4 display that is almost common in mobiles with a QWERTY keypad and has the Ovi services, which makes it possible for the people to stay connected to social networks.
The other features are a camera, but it does not have a flash, and a fully fledged music player that puts up some serious juice, because the mobile phone supports upto eight GB of memory. Of course, it also has a FM radio for those times when the user is not in a decisive mode and would like to just flow with the tone.
While the full QWERTY keypad is a first for Nokia in this price range, it has still added some very important features, like including Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo Mail, which does away with the requirement to download separate software and applications for these. Of course, there's also Google Messenger, Yahoo Messenger and a specialized Ovi Chat.
Other than these new features, the C3 has the similar Nokia aspects, like a chock full of themes already available and more in the making, the legendary Nokia style and design that has its unique hold in the market and a nod to the way the market is moving.
