Both devices offer many of the same digital camera lenses as the flagship Lumia 920, as well as maps.
“The adoption of smartphones is growing rapidly across East Africa, and especially in Kenya,” says Bruce Howe, general manager for Nokia East Africa.
“This growth is being driven largely by the affordable smartphone segment, and we are pleased to add the Nokia Lumia 520 to our range, bringing signature Lumia experiences to new price points and consumers.”
Nokia and Microsoft continue to build the Windows Phone ecosystem and, available exclusively for these two smartphones, is the “Apps 4Afrika” collection within the Apps Highlights of Windows Store, bringing even more locally relevant content to market.
Globally, Foursquare recently announced some first or exclusive features for Windows Phone 8 users including speech integration, NFC for sharing and check-in, and deeper integration with HERE Maps to enhance exploring.
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