Nokia celebrates the sale of the 1.5 billionth Series 40 phone

25 January, 2012
It was a Nokia Asha 303, a distant relative of the first S40 phone, the Nokia 7110, which launched in '99.

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  • Anonymous
  • nCi
  • 25 Jan 2012

Thats before the iPhone in stone ages.

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    • Hobot
    • JyA
    • 25 Jan 2012

    I actually had a 7110 :D. I love Nokia, and if they made Android phones, i wouldn't hesitate to buy one again.

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      • AnonD-27960
      • rAW
      • 25 Jan 2012

      now asha phones comes wid 1ghz processor, are they really need 1ghz ??

      little bit confused why nokia takes this step coz 1ghz is too much for s40.

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        • AnonD-1825
        • p77
        • 25 Jan 2012

        This is where nokia should be, back to basics and leave the smartphone market for others.

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          • AnonD-1227
          • U@T
          • 25 Jan 2012

          That's a lot of s40 phones sold. Love it or hate it, you can't ignore it.
          And it seems a lot of people (billions of them actually) like Nokia.
          I am posting this using my Samsung super smartphone but i actually have a Nokia s40 as my backup phone. reliable and its battery lasts long, really long.

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            • AnonD-21452
            • Rn}
            • 25 Jan 2012

            AnonD-19184, 25 Jan 2012wow! congratulations Nokia! job well done! hoping for a s40... morerofl...Like your sense of humor!

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              • Anonymous
              • XMF
              • 25 Jan 2012

              asha series are great phone

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                • AnonD-19184
                • thg
                • 25 Jan 2012

                wow! congratulations Nokia! job well done! hoping for a s40 version of the N9.. that'll be great!

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                  • Spidey
                  • th2
                  • 25 Jan 2012

                  Amazing! ;-)

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                    • Anonymous
                    • rA7
                    • 25 Jan 2012

                    nokia back