Nokia will sell a pair of feature phones, the Asha 205 and 206, for $62 outside the U.S. aimed at social network fans who want quick access to Facebook as well as the ability to share photos and other media files. The phones, which use Nokia's S40 operations system, will be deployed in markets that do not offer the company's higher-end Lumia line of handsets. Nokia also unveiled Nokia Slam, a media sharing application that is compatible with Android phones.