A fresh new range of colors and some fun software defines the Nokia 301 at Mobile World Congress.
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BARCELONA, Spain--What typifies a Nokia cell phone? Great call quality, strong industrial design, and battery life that goes forever. The new Nokia 301 promises all three, in a fresh range of bold colors.
On the back, a wide-angle 3.2-megapixel camera has a few tricks, including panorama and burst modes, and voice dictation software that tells you which direction to move to capture your self-portrait.
