"Plus, a built-in torchlight provides convenience, whether it’s late at night or after you’ve turned off the lights. Or, for those who have no access to electricity (in 2014, that’s still almost 20% of the world’s population), the torch is a necessity!"
So how exactly is the Nokia 215 supposed to be charged in the first place?
Applying some imagination, I guess you head to your local internet/phone cafe and charge the thing before heading home, or you or your village have something like this:
some imagination is expected from MS not the poor people without electricity, and without the luxury of imagination. This is a typical example of senseless marketing. If you are targeting the 20% mentioned, i would expect a Solar panel based charger that would charge a battery during the day, and then transfer the stored energy to the phone during the night. Now that's the imagination i would love to see.
So how exactly is the Nokia 215 supposed to be charged in the first place?