The all new Nokia 105 and Nokia 130 feature phones officially introduced

It looks like every two years or so Nokia, or in this case, HMD Global is launching a new version of the Nokia 105 feature phone. The first model made it to market back in 2013, but two years later, Microsoft thought it would be wise to re-release the feature phone under a slightly different name, Nokia 105 (2015).

Today, Finnish company HMD Global announced “the all new Nokia 105,” a modern take on the four-year-old feature phone. However, aside from the slightly different look, the new Nokia 105 doesn't come with anything new over the predecessors.

The one thing that we can say for certain it's a real upgrade over the previous Nokia 105 models is the larger 1.8-inch display. The other two Nokia 105 feature phones come with 1.45-inch and 1.4-inch displays, respectively.

The all new Nokia 105 has 4MB RAM and 4MB ROM inside, as well as a removable 800 mAh battery, which is supposed to provide users up to 15 hours talk time. An FM radio is included too, along with 3.5mm audio jack and micro-USB 2.0 ports.

Software-wise, the feature phone runs Nokia Series 30+ platform and comes preloaded with Snake Xenzia game. According to HMD Global, the all new Nokia 105 will be available in either single or dual-SIM version. Lastly, the feature phone supports GSM bands 900/1800 in Europe and 850/1900 in the United States.

If you believe you need a second phone to complement your smartphone, then you'll be pleased to know the all new Nokia 105 will be available in blue, black, and white. The phone will cost $14.50 (single SIM) and $15 (dual-SIM), respectively.