The Nokia X3 Touch and Type is Espoo’s latest handset to hit the bargain basement end of its phone line up, while it tries to restore its smartphone credentials with the Nokia N8. For the most part, we’ve seen this sort of low power Symbian S40 phone fron Nokia before, with a decent set of features, a regular alpha-numeric keypad and a low pricetag. For the first time though, it’s also sporting a touchscreen.
Does the finger friendly display actually add anything to the experience, though, or is it just another gimmick to help sell the phone? Read on to find out in our full Nokia X3 Touch and Type review.
