Nokia on Monday introduced two new low-priced basic cellphones and two lower-priced versions of its flagship Lumia Windows smartphone in an effort to once again gain appeal in the low end of the fast-growing market. Nokia hopes the four new phones will help it maintain and perhaps build on its position as the No. 2 maker of cellphones worldwide behind Samsung.
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