Microsoft launches its cheapest internet phone Nokia 215 at $29

Microsoft has launched a new phone Nokia 215, its cheapest handset with internet processor so far, with which the company hopes to increase its market in Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

According to the Independent, the phone is priced at $29 and provides an Opera Mini Browser and Facebook Messenger built in.

The phone can also run Twitter along with some other applications.

Nokia 215 is a low-spec phone that has a 320 x 240 pixels display, 0.3 megapixel camera, a torch and a radio as its main features.

The built in apps can work with a 3G connection and is designed for more difficult terrains while the battery can last up to 29 days on standby.