Is Nokia Turning Back Time by Launching Nokia 3310 PureView

In 2000, Nokia released “Nokia 3310” which is the most successful mobile phone till date in terms of sales. Now, Nokia wants to turn back the time by launching the device with partial modification. The Finnish company is planning to launch Nokia 3310 with PureView by adding 41MP camera which is more than enough to capture the images with great results. Apart from the PureView camera, it will also equip with Xenon flash and runs the modified Windows 8 on the three inch clear diamond touch screen.

The device will be launching in Pakistan in many different colors. So, you can easily choose the most appropriate one that matches with your personality perfectly. App folders and Live Tiles are supported and MS Office, Xbox Games, Outlook , Skype with one month free Internet call offer worldwide are pre-installed. You will also get the 7GB free storage on OneDrive as well.

During the conversation with media, The Head of Nokia’s Imaging Technologies “Juha Alakarhu” said:

“Today our team is very happy that we have found the right device for introducing the pure view technology. With durable design and iconic look, we believe that this device with its amazing features will be adored by people especially the younger generation”.

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The device is equipped with all of the amazing features and hardware to carryout the smooth browsing experience on a very small “3 inch display” of the device. Nokia 3310 has dual core processor, 32 GB storage which is extendable though if you find it insufficient and 2GB RAM. Furthermore, the weight of the device is only 133g. If you like to play games on your mobile then you would love to have the pre-installed games – Pairs II, Snake II,Bantumi and Space Impact. Monophonic ringtones and currency converter is also there to entertain you in the leisure time.

Norman Gage, the guy who convinced Nokia to modify the Nokia 3310 with pure view, said:

“It has taken us five years to make our voices heard and today is the historic day. Personally, I’d have preferred to keep the five-line, monochrome screen, six ringing-tone volume levels and original message templates, but you can’t win them all!”