Appearently there wasn't in the previous ones, but there was an Opera Mini browser, so the 'O' icon might really be Opera. It makes me wonder what the other 'O'

Appearently there wasn't in the previous ones, but there was an Opera Mini browser, so the 'O' icon might really be Opera. It makes me wonder what the other 'O' does and the upper right dual-arrow icon. So you could use the browser to e-mail through webmail which might be good enough. They talk about a previous model here: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mobiledevices/forum/mdasha-mdservices/does-nokia-s30-phones-have-an-email-client/e93bba3c-6691-46bd-af9b-1b96cec362f5 https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mobiledevices/forum/mdas... In the Nokia 210 also Facebook and Messenger were usable, from the movie it's not clear if it's available this time. Perhaps there is a list of aditional apps under the squares icon. http://www.opera.com/blogs/mobile/2015/01/microsofts-affordable-phone-comes-preinstalled-opera-mini/ http://www.opera.com/blogs/mobile/2015/01/microsofts-afforda... Now could you use Opera Mini to execute local javascript apps or games on the 240x320 screen? For example could I use parchment.js to load local text adventures or play local hosted 2048, sodoku or minichess games? What about a 2FA javascript app?