The purchase took place at the Magazine Luiza store in São Paulo by Mayara Rodrigues, a XNUMX-year-old Brazilian. In fact, it was she who made Nokia reach out 1,5 billion share of sales for Series 40 mobile phones: the first example was the Nokia 7110 developed in 1999.
“An epochal result – he comments Mary McDowell, executive vice president of Mobile Phones at Nokia – at a time when we are delivering on our commitment to connecting the next billion people around the world, it is gratifying to think about how Series 40 devices have made mobile technology accessible and continue to change people's lives for the better."
The 1,5 billion phone was a Nokia Asha 303, a touch screen device with Qwerty keyboard designed for the web, social networks and gaming, which includes pre-installed applications and entertainment features, such as the Angry Birds Lite game.
