HMD Global, the company that acquired the rights to use the Nokia brand for its phones, has sneakily slipped out a new phone.

Nokia 105/110 with USB-C port, 2023 design, and updated rear text. Specs: 1.77" display, Unisoc T107, 1450mAh battery, and 4G support.

That's not to say that iconic phones like the Nokia 3310 were merely utilitarian bricks either. They were considered sleek ...

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This smartphone is wallet friendly but not feature-light, offers repairability and is designed to be customised with ...

The digital museum will highlight Nokia’s influence on the industry, particularly during its peak in the early 2000s, when it ...

This gr8 Nokia Design Archive will take u back 2 the simpler days of Snake, SMS and snap-on covers.View on euronews ...

Nothing launched a new app, 'Nothing Community Widgets', exclusively for its smartphones. The app features community-created ...

Featuring the legendary 3310 ‘brick phone’ and one of the earliest smartphone models, the new archive celebrates the brand’s ...

Nothing has launched the Snake widget on its smartphones in the form of a widget. It offers users a fun way to play the ...

A Nokia Design Archive featuring more than 700 entries spanning the mid-90s to 2017, will go on display on January 15 from a ...

HMD, which now identifies itself as Human Mobile Devices, has launched another smartphone without the Nokia branding. The new ...