Nokia has just announced it will hold a press event on May 9th in New Delhi, India, and chances are we could see a big update to Nokia’s Asha feature phone lineup. The invitation simply says it’s “time to shift gears” but does not give any official details whether it’d launch new products and what would they be.
It seems though that an Asha refresh is the most likely scenario given that the event will take place in India, one of Nokia’s strongholds when it comes to feature phones. For an update in its Windows Phone Nokia Lumia portfolio the company would have likely chosen a different location.
Gears is also associated with Nokia’s accessory division so we can expect new accessories as well. It’s all about to happen in just around a week, so stay tuned.
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