<div>Nokia was back with a bang in the Indian market on 23 October as the phonemaker launched the Lumia 510 in Delhi. Keeping the Lumia 510 somewhere between the low-end Asha smartphone series and the high-end Lumia series, the 510 will cost around Rs 11,000. And Nokia is banking on the 510 to help it regain its market.<br /><br />"We want to regain our smartphone market with the Lumia series. And we know we have the right ingredients to regain our niche and we have sold over 10 million Lumias all over the globe in the three quarters," said Vipul Mehrotra, Director and Head, Smartphone Devices, Nokia India.<br /><br />The Nokia Lumia 520 will be available in the market in the first week of November and the company is promoting as a Diwali gift for youth in the 18-24-year age group.<br /><br />Lumia 510 is a entry-level Windows Phone 7.5 with 5mp autofocus camera, 4-inch screen, Snapdragon S1 processor, 256 MB RAM, Nokia Maps, Nokia Drive, 1300 mAh battery, 4GB internal memory, 4GB internal memory with 7GB of free SkyDrive cloud storage (It has no space for SD card). "With the Nokia Lumia 510 we continue to meet our commitment to bring Windows Phone to new, lower price points," said Mehrotra<br /><br />The smartphone will come with a 3-month unlimited Nokia Music and MixRadio offering. Through MixRadio, consumers can stream music directly to the phone, with the ability to listen to personalised radio channels, including offline listening. "MixRadio servie station is the first personalised radio channels that no other device has," added Mehrotra.<br /><br /><img width="600" height="404" align="middle" alt="" src="/image/image_gallery?uuid=942271f1-f049-4737-9a4f-52198b64207b&groupId=520986&t=1350994124363" /><br /><br />poonam(dot)bw(at)gmail(dot)com<br /> </div>
