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Nokia 114: Dual-SIM Series 40 phone appears on Nokia Indian website

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It is a bit rare for a phone to appear on Nokia’s website before an official announcement from the company but a new entry-level dual-SIM phone has appeared on Nokia India’s website called the Nokia 114.

The Nokia 114 runs on Nokia’s Series 40 OS and arrives with GPRS/EDGE connectivity allowing users of the phone to have access to the world of internet.

The Nokia 114 is said to be the dual-SIM version of the Nokia 109 which was launched last month and packs in the following specifications:

  • 1.8-inch TFT screen
  • Display resolution of 160 x 128 pixels
  • 16 MB internal memory, expandable to 32 GB via microSD card
  • Nokia Series 40 OS
  • Dual-SIM connectivity with Easy Swap
  • VGA camera
  • GPRS/EDGE connectivity
  • Bluetooth v2.1 with EDR
  • FM with RDS
  • 1020 mAh battery
  • 10.5 hours of talktime, 637 hours of standby

The Nokia 114 is already listed on Nokia Shop with a ‘Coming Soon’ tag but we are still to hear from Nokiaofficially on the launch of the Nokia 114. So we currently have no information on the availability of the device or its pricing, but we’ll share it with you once we have more information on it.

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