HMD, the company behind Nokia phones, has announced that it will be reissuing an "iconic" Nokia phone in May 2024. There's no clue to what this phone will be, but the Nokia 7110 would be a great ...

Rumors of the Nokia phone name’s latest demise are not true, and more phones will be released by HMD Global, which owns the license to make them under the Nokia name. It’s news sure to please all fans ...

Nokia is shaking things up a bit. Its parent company, HMD Global, has announced a total of six new Nokia-branded handsets across three news series of smartphones, with two devices in each series. The ...

HMD continues to throw interesting ideas into the mix as it launches itself as both an old and new smartphone brand for consumers this week. Since it holds the licence to make Nokia phones but ...

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The company that owns the licensing rights for Nokia phones may be digging back to the future to revive the diminished brand. Finnish manufacturer HMD Global is planning to launch a modern Android ...

Sometimes it just makes sense for companies to rethink their entire portfolio instead of churning out another generation of the same old devices, which is exactly what Nokia is doing with its new X, G ...

In this day and age, having a cell phone is all but essential. With payphones largely gone, they're the easiest form of on-the-go communication, not to mention they make it easy to text, check emails, ...

The curious minds at ColdFusion highlight how old Nokia phones are being used to combat global poverty Richard Gere addresses ...

Criminals are willing to pay thousands of euros for a discontinued Nokia mobile phone with a software problem that can be exploited to hack into online bank accounts, according to a fraud investigator ...

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