Nokia 303

Having been in the market for a touch and type for a long time, The Nokia Asha 303 was a very pleasant surprise. I had initially planned to adjust to the non availability of the Qwerty keypad with the Asha 300, but while checking out the 303, I was pleasantly surprised with the dimensions. However, this is a downgrade from the E72.
Navigating with the touch is very easy, thus making the learning curve easier, however, the OS is not as intuitive as the S60.

I have not figured out the Pushma...

At less than 8K this phone offers all the usual features but what's important is that for the S40 OS, it packs a 1GHz processor. The result is that it's super fast beating Nokia's notoriety for producing great phones that were slow.

The speakers are quite loud but don't expect much from the camera especially in low light.

Although mid range, it offers WiFi access and has dedicated buttons for quick access to music and messaging. There are also shortcut keys to directly launch Bluetooth and...

I just bought the new Nokia Asha 303 (Graphite) and I am one happy camper! This phone is everything I ever dreamed of. Before I proceed with the review, let me tell you that my previous phones were Nokia E6, Nokia N95 and iPhone 2G. So, I know what I'm talking about ;-)

Looks - The phone looks sharp and smart. The best looking Nokia phone I've seen in a long time. This phone is available in many colours, graphite is my favourite as it looks elegant.

Display - The colours come alive in this ...