Nokia releases three new candybars for under £45
Nokia has released three new candy bar phones, the Nokia 207, 208 and 208 Dual SIM for under ã45.
Alex Walls
July 3, 2013
BlackBerry’s ‘budget’ QWERTY device, the Q5, is now available in the UK from most major retailers and networks.
The Q5 was billed as a budget QWERTY offering but its price point of £350 had some scratching their heads. The smartphone features a QWERTY keyboard and BlackBerry 10.1, the newest version of BlackBerry’s mobile operating system. The emphasis is on the youth market with the Q5, with a “youthful design” in black and white initially, BlackBerry said.
Partners who will be stocking the devices in-store and online are Everything Everywhere (EE), Phones 4u, Carphone Warehouse and Vodafone.
Everything Everywhere
The Q5 is available from EE on 4G at £50 with a £26 per month plan, on Orange from £27 per month and from T Mobile from £27 per month.
Vodafone
The device would be available from Vodafone on its Red tariff from £21 per month.