Last week, a leaked internal T-Mobile document brought the Nokia Nuron to our attention. Aka the Nokia 5230, another leaked document brings us some more info about this device. The Nuron 5230 is expected to launch on March 17th with a 3.2 inch touchscreen, the Nokia Ovi Store pre-loaded and offer 3G connectivity. It isn't often that we get to know what is in the operators head in terms of marketing, but in this case we do have that insight. The carrier is targeting the Nuron as a phone for the connected socializers age 20 to 40 who are new to touchscreen phones. So we would expect the Nokia 5230 to be an entry level device, to be priced as such. If you fit the description of the target group, don't fret because your first touchscreen phone is only about 6 weeks away.
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