At last, Nokia has understood that to penetrate the US market, they have to tie up with carriers to get some subsidy on their phone. Nokia Surge is a result of that. It is Nokia’s latest smartphone that they are manufacturing specifically for AT&T and its US consumers. There will be no unlocked version of the model like other Nokia mobile phones. The phone is targeted towards a younger population with its looks and feature set. Lets take a look at some details of the mobile.
Hardware & Design
The surge is thin and at only 0.6 inches and the face measures 3.8 by 2.3 inches. It is made of entirely glossy black plastic which is prone to catch fingerprints. There is a slide out horizontal QWERTY keyboard that spans the whole width of the unit. The slide out mechanism is smooth but sometimes it felt a little sleazy. The keys look flat and cheap but they have good response. The end key also acts as a power button. The weight of 4.4 ounces feels light in hand.
Hardware & Design
The surge is thin and at only 0.6 inches and the face measures 3.8 by 2.3 inches. It is made of entirely glossy black plastic which is prone to catch fingerprints. There is a slide out horizontal QWERTY keyboard that spans the whole width of the unit. The slide out mechanism is smooth but sometimes it felt a little sleazy. The keys look flat and cheap but they have good response. The end key also acts as a power button. The weight of 4.4 ounces feels light in hand.
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