Nokia is taking a break from its smartphone lineup and launching a couple of new feature phones for the low-end. The new phones are a refresh of the Nokia 105 and the Nokia 220 4G.

As for the Nokia 220 (and its dual-SIM variant), that's the company's most affordable data-capable product ever, coming in at just €29 ($40) pre-tax and subsidies and also going on sale from today.

Nokia has been doing a good job of distilling its Lumia styling down into far more affordable cellphones, and the 220 is no exception. It looks and feels far more expensive than it actually is ...

At first glance, the Nokia 220 4G is an utterly unremarkable feature phone. It’s got an old-school T9 keypad, paired with a QVGA display that’s scarcely larger than a postage stamp.

Nokia 105 also has a battery that can last for several days, as well as a built-in FM radio, it said. Nokia 220 4G will be available mid-August in blue and black, starting at 39 euros, or $43.50.

One thing I like about Nokia is that no phone is beneath its attention. The 220 comes in bright colors; I saw it in red, but check out our slideshow for the blue and yellow versions.

NEW DELHI: In addition to its first Android based phones, Nokia also announced two feature phones, the Nokia 220 and Asha 230 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Nokia has launched single ...

Nokia’s plan is to offer four tiers of products, starting with entry-level devices like the new 220, followed by the Asha touch phones, the new X family, and finally its Windows Phone-based ...

One of the standout features of the Nokia 220 4G is its USB-C 2.0 interface, allowing for reversible charging, making it hassle-free to plug in the charger in any orientation.

Nokia has announced the launch of two new feature phones, the Nokia 220 4G and the Nokia 105 2G, these are designed to be entry level devices.

The Nokia 220 4G has a chic design with a polycarbonate body. The highlight is, of course, its support for the 4G network. Other than that, it gets Bluetooth support, features a 2.4-inch QQVGA ...